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Density and strength of the basic sites of the materials were related to the synthesis parameters by applying the multivariate analysis to data modelling.

The degradation process was monitored by applying the multivariate curve resolution technique to the UV spectral data from samples exposed to stressing irradiation.

The simultaneous determination of the drugs and their photoproducts was carried out by applying the multivariate curve resolution (MCR) methodology to the spectral data recorded along the irradiation test.

Following smoothing and dimensional-reduction, we applied QTL analysis to the small number of derived traits, either by analyzing the traits individually and then combining the log likelihoods, as in Kwak et al. (2014), or by applying the multivariate QTL mapping method of Knott and Haley (2000).

In this work, separate global kinetic models have been developed for the thermal decomposition of high bulk density HNS in the solid, respectively, the liquid-phase by applying the non-linear multivariate regression technique.

Building multivariate CDFs by applying the copula approach provides a suitable flexibility because it allows to choose separately the margins and their dependence relationship [14].

For example, the expected number of Big 4 cases in the 'most favourable scenario' was estimated by applying the predicted values from the fitted multivariate logistic regression model to the duplicate dataset in which all women were hypothetically reassigned to above listed scenario (e.g. highest SES category).

The high-quality imputation is achieved by applying the classical conditional expectation formula for multivariate normal variates using only (i) association summary statistics of reported markers within sliding windows with a fixed length and (ii) correlation matrix of homologous genotypes estimated from an external reference panel (e.g. 1KG).

The significance of various variables in survival outcomes was assessed by applying the Cox proportional hazards model to the univariate and multivariate analyses.

By applying the "log" function to both sides of 19, the problem reduces to a linear multivariate inference problem which admits an analytical solution.

We validated the generalization ability of the 15 gene signature by applying a multivariate statistical model on the qPCR data of dataset 1 (34 samples).