A more balanced estimate of Tennyson has begun to prevail, however, with the recognition of the enduring greatness of "Ulysses," the unique poignancy of Tennyson's best lyric poems, and, above all, the stature of In Memoriam as the great representative poem of the Victorian Age.
In contrast, the partitioned, mixed-model analysis produces a more balanced estimate of the relationships.
Although the report does not contain detailed financial results, Olympic officials yesterday confirmed their earlier estimates of a balanced, $1.7 billion budget with virtually no surplus or deficit.
To facilitate a balanced interpretation of the results, estimates of diagnostic accuracy calculated before and after reclassification should also be reported separately.
11 12 We reviewed articles published during one calendar year because a previous report 12 found over 200 eligible trials during the same time frame from the same group of journals, which would allow good estimates of how often balanced randomisation is used and how often the balancing factors are accounted for in the analysis.
The theory of error-cancelling balanced reactions (EBRs) is used to calculate estimates of the standard enthalpy of formation.
Gail, Wieand, and Piantadosi (1984) derived asymptotic formulae for the bias in estimates of treatment effects when balanced covariates are omitted from the Cox model.
For this reason, different ways to incorporate between-centre information (Models B-D) led to same estimates of treatment contrast in a balanced design.
For SAM the moderated t-statistic (d score) does not have an associated distribution theory so estimates of reliability are based on empirical FDRs calculated from balanced permutations of samples [20].
A balanced approach would be to incorporate all known factors that influence quantitative estimates of cancer risk when conducting animal cancer bioassays and extrapolating those results to humans.
