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We first describe the modelling framework for our main analysis, model A. This model brings together IPD and AD into the same synthesis model, with both types of evidence contributing to the estimation of all key models parameters (i.e. absolute and relative effectiveness estimates).
Our third simulation shows that it is mainly higher MAF SNPs that are contributing to the estimation of relatedness.
For Method 2b, if data are really generated under Scenario B (in which effects S1 and S2 operate), but analyzed under Scenario A (in which effects R1 and R2 operate), the only data contributing to the estimation of R1 and R2 comes from comparing cell counts within each of the six parental mating types.
Owing to the lack of variation, nulliparous women will not contribute to the estimation of risk estimates for the reproductive factors among parous women.
This paper is based on a current research project and describes methods which aim to contribute to the estimation of the energy consumption in the production of goods.
The approaches could contribute to the estimation of solar irradiance and daylight illuminance which are essential to the renewable and sustainable developments and energy-efficient building designs.
The new formulas derived from this correlation should contribute to the estimation of TLV before liver transplantation or major hepatic resection.
This study aims to contribute to the estimation of power consumption in a disintegration process in disc crushers (fixed and mobile).
According to the comparison made between experimental and predicted kinetic parameters of thermal degradation process calculated from Friedman and Kissinger methods, the proposed prediction effort could effectively contribute to the estimation of precise activation energy (Ea) and reaction order (n) values with least amount of experimental work and most accuracy.
Respondents with baseline data only contributed to the estimation of the intercept only.
As the variable did not significantly contribute to the estimation of the outcome variables, we excluded the variable from the estimations.
