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The residual error was supported by an additive error model, as described by: observed concentration = C + zero mean normally distributed random variable, where C is the predicted concentration.
Cr-EDTA pharmacokinetics were adequately described by a one-compartment model, intrasubject variation by an additive error model and between-subject variation in both clearance and Vd by an exponential error model.
The residual error was supported by an additive error model, as described by: Cobs = C + CEps, where Cobs is the observed concentration, C is the predicted concentration, and Ceps is the zero mean normally distributed random variable.
The residual error in the L-DOPA concentration was described by a proportional error model: C obs, ij = C pred, ij ⋅ (1 + ε ij ), and the residual error in the DOPAC or HVA concentration was described by an additive error model: C obs, ij = C pred, ij + ε ij where Cobs, ij represents the jth measured L-DOPA, DOPAC or HVA concentration for the ith individual predicted by the model.
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The residual error was accounted for using an additive error term.
Here we assume that V has an additive error, that is, V = Z + U, where U is a nondifferential measurement error.
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