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Figure 2b shows averages of log likelihood (-2logL) for various (1-x) values together with their ranges when REML estimates were obtained for the variance components.
These data demonstrated that the Taylor approximation formula in [4] agrees quite well with the empirical results (averages of log adjusted RRs in the simulations) and that the adjustments are on average in the right direction for positive confounding (SRR < crude RR, panel A) and negative confounding (SRR > crude RR, panel B).
The reason why the linear contrasts comparing P22 vs. P13 populations yielded more differentially expressed genes was because the averages of log 2 relative intensity ratios for optimum (P18) populations were normally in between the averages for P13 and P22 populations.
Cost per year was log-transformed; averages of log-transformed cost were calculated (either crudely or using linear regression models), and the averages were exponentiated to reflect dollar values.
In this context, D AI and D IA are averages of log-likelihood ratios, as opposed to an evaluation at a single realization (in ML estimation parameters vary whereas observations are taken as fixed).
The average of log real wages is normalized to 1982 84 prices, by a single-year potential experience.
From electrical images, we calculated the average of Log(R) values along the CNT length (Table 1).
The average of log(B obs. /B theo. ) in Fig. 5b is nearer to 0.0 than that in Fig. 5a.
Then, the value of a which gives the minimum value of the average of log(B obs. /B theo. ) was determined for each station (Fig. 4). Figure 5a, b show the average of log(B obs. /B theo. ) before and after the value of a is optimized.
When a is fixed to 200 m over whole of Japan, the average of log(B obs. /B theo. ) is a proxy of the difference between the given condition of heterogeneities (a = 200 m) and the real one.
