While this approach has worked well for model recovery in simulated data (Houpt, 2014), we also applied a recently developed hierarchical Bayesian analysis to the mean interaction contrast (MIC), which we introduce next, to corroborate conclusions from the Houpt Townsend statistics.
For example, these results corroborate conclusions from the same system based on differential temperature effects on recruitment [14], [50], as well as on growth and survival [15].
These findings corroborate conclusions from a multi country study by Mills [ 19] and additionally suggest that these hold for sub national levels too.
However, under the same conditions, compared with the fixed-price mechanism, the IPO underpricing under bookbuilding is much lower, which illustrates that under the same conditions, bookbuilding offers much higher pricing efficiency than the fixed-price method, and further corroborates conclusions one and three.
Psilocybin mushrooms were ranked as the illicit drug with the lowest harm, corroborating conclusions reached earlier by expert groups in the United Kingdom.
Their presence in S. fatalis strongly suggests a forelimb dominated predation strategy that differed from that of modern felids, and hence corroborates conclusions based on craniodental and neck anatomy [1], [6], [9], [39], [51].
This finding corroborates conclusions drawn by studies in family health and HIV/AIDS in Uganda and some West African countries, which suggest that a 'dose-response effect' is achieved when people receive messages from multiple communication channels (34, 35).
We suggest using the published reports listed in Table 2 as starting points for rigorous quantitative studies with large sample sizes and corroborating conclusions of host-incompatibility based on field observations with seed inoculation and transplantation experiments.
Furthermore, when considering the results obtained on the basis of high-confidence activity data, the findings also corroborated conclusions drawn from earlier studies discussed above, which indicated that detectable promiscuity of active compounds and drugs might be lower overall than often assumed (and that these observations might not be largely determined by data incompleteness).
We rationalize our results in terms of the initial driving force for destabilization, and corroborate our conclusions using simulations in elastically anisotropic systems.
