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Results of the group comparison in the context of a study on spatial learning are shown as an illustration of the data that we can obtain with this tool.

Results of the group comparison in the context of a study on spatial learning are shown as an illustration of the data that can be obtained with this tool.

We argue that the best performance comparison, in the context of a biosurveillance system whose objective is to detect an outbreak early, among all method/data stream combinations is tied closely to the existence of such events.

We restricted the drug and event space to the 345 drugs and ten AEs of interest in this study in order to provide a comprehensive comparison in the context of prioritizing EHR-derived associations and to avoid having lower overlap ratios purely as a result of analyzing drug and event associations with source-dependent differences.

Most industrialized countries, including Korea, have undergone a rapid nutritional transition, leading to an increase in the number of overweight women. 1 Meanwhile, Korean women are becoming increasingly concerned with their body image, and the thin, Western ideal body image has become an important standard of comparison in the context of social interactions.

Standardized procedures are essential to allow for inter-individual comparisons in the context of population based or clinical studies.

We discuss model comparisons in the context of our demonstration of the WoMMBAT software below.

The motivation for this problem originated from the study of minisatellites and their comparisons in the context of population genetics [ 1].

Subgroup analysis was performed on the prespecified sarcoma subgroups, with no adjustment for multiple comparisons in the context of this randomised phase 2 study.

Ongoing and planned projects are making these comparisons in the context of combination therapy including oxaliplatin, irinotecan or novel targeted agents.

This paper contrasts the frequentist approach with a Bayesian approach for dealing with silent multiple comparisons in the context of a one-off cluster reported to a health department.