In practice, researchers tend to use least squares for balanced designs and restricted maximum likelihood (REML) or Bayesian methods for unbalanced designs.
All the excess work eats into a balanced lifestyle, increasing stress and the likelihood for employee burnout.
Americans' concern about the budget has always been shot through with a strong dose of skepticism for the likelihood of actually achieving a balanced budget and reducing the deficit.
Use of state-of-the art methods will improve confidence in the quality of the outcome, thereby promoting public acceptability and increasing the likelihood of successful and well-balanced implementation (Possingham et al. 2006).
A more general approach, which can be used for balanced and unbalanced designs, is based on residual maximal likelihood (REML).
Clearly, the likelihood of a recurrence would depend on whether a balanced form of the structural defect occurs in one of the parents.
The reasons proposed for the success of balanced leadership include greater skill diversity in top managers and increased likelihood of rewarding top-performing employees with work that fits their capabilities.
Moreover, instead of maximizing the likelihood, we propose a scoring criterion based on the balanced information of observing the DNA sequences and the priors given a candidate motif.
The model can decisively choose which groupings cohere and survive, even while balanced excitatory and inhibitory interactions preserve contrast-sensitive measures of local boundary likelihood or strength.
For some balanced designs we compare power of the optimal test to that of the likelihood ratio test via simulation, and find that the proposed test has greater power than the likelihood ratio test.
"There's a very high likelihood that, yes, several years of very healthy and well-balanced economic growth in the city are probably behind us," Mr. Braconi said.
