Furthermore, the analyses were strengthened by allowing between-site variability in delay and mortality and a nonmonotonic effect (Maguire et al, 1994); and by addressing confounding by indication as discussed further below.
Second, the original linear method was improved by allowing for between-subject variability in the form of peripheral responses.
Third, cluster sampling is less precise and more prone to bias [ 7], although the large number of clusters used (200) would minimize bias by allowing for greater between-cluster variation [ 10].
The functional imaging of the FDG-PET could reduce false positive results of MRI by allowing for differentiation between residual tumor and radiation-induced fibrotic tissue.
Using a random-effects approach, the model jointly synthesises sensitivity and specificity by allowing for correlation between them across studies.
At the post-transcriptional level, cis-encoded asRNAs and trans-encoded sRNAs may play a role in complex regulatory circuits by allowing for interference between transcripts of different σ factor regulons.
Nonetheless, they can be improved by allowing correlations between the error variances between some items and the factors or between items themselves.
The innovation in this paper is to endogenize the cost of experimentation to the consumer by allowing for price competition between the sellers.
The report comes as a former deputy prime minister, Tim Fischer, renewed pressure on the Coalition to reform regional media laws by allowing mergers between regional and metropolitan networks.
Swarms of sensors can facilitate detecting and discriminating low signal-to-clutter targets by allowing correlation between different sensor types and/or different aspect angles.
Taking the fractional-order Chen system as a starting point, the dynamics of a modified version of that system is examined, and the composed system is hereafter realized by allowing switching between the two different subsystems.
