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Over the past two decades, it has become widely accepted that phylogenies need to be incorporated into statistical analyses of interspecific data.
The resulting formulations can be incorporated into statistical energy analysis (SEA) software and extends SEA application to moderately damped systems with strong coupling.
These can be incorporated into statistical models, where accounting for certain destabilizing events in conjunction with latent structural risk factors may allow for the early-warning of an impending political crisis [47].
Time is an independent variable that will be incorporated into statistical models to determine the effect of the intervention on CRB and oral health status over specified temporal intervals and shifts (day and evening).
In addition, linked data could provide important information on factors predictive of nonresponse; such information can be incorporated into statistical analyses, thus reducing bias and potentially increasing the precision of estimates.
This paper summarizes a "Plan, Do, Say" approach to validation that can be incorporated into statistical training so that biostatisticians can understand and implement validation principles in their research.
The rationale is that the accuracy of computational TF target gene predictions naturally improves when more (useful) information is incorporated into statistical analysis.
On seasonal to inter-annual time scales the upper ocean heat content is a known source of predictability that has been incorporated into statistical methods of seasonal forecasting [32].
The analyzed MHAS database contained sample weights which were incorporated into statistical procedures using Stata, version 9 [ 19], when estimates for the Mexican older adult population are presented.
GBS and pedigree data were incorporated into statistical models using either the genomic best linear unbiased predictors (GBLUP) or the reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces (RKHS) regressions, and prediction accuracy was quantified using cross-validation methods.
In several studies, the cytogenetic turned out to be one of the most important prognostic parameters and it was incorporated into statistical models aiming a prognostic scoring system, like the International Prognostic Scoring System (IPSS) for myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS).
