Natural cubic splines are smooth polynomial functions that can be used to fit data and accommodate potential changes in the direction of the association across the distribution of an exposure.
Biologic mechanisms that explain the epidemiologic data and accommodate an influence of the SE are increasingly understood [ 15, 18, 19].
To minimize noise in the data and accommodate intersubject variance in fMRI activation, previous DCM studies have focused their analysis on a subsample of their total subjects (e.g., Stephan, Marshall, et al. 2007).
However, during the course of the project a MPLS link will be established between the SPEN data center and the data hub to accommodate the larger amount of data that will be streamed from this TO network.
We designed three types of data extractors to accommodate the data acquisition from the file system, the net protocol and the database.
Lipschutz-Powell et al. [ 34] performed a simulation study to investigate whether DGE IGE models applied to infectious disease data could accommodate the dynamic nature of such data.
To model the data while accommodating the expected heterogeneity and also including the spatial components (location or relative position of data values) of the data, Bayesian hierarchical modelling [ 33, 40, 41] was used.
In August the New York Times ran a lengthy article ripping into Amazon's employee practices, profiling white-collar workers who had to sacrifice their time and relationships with co-workers and families to accommodate the data-driven and competitive corporate culture.
In particular, like the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) [ 4], the Stanford Microarray Database [ 5] and ArrayExpress [ 6], it contains a single category of experimental data, while accommodating the production of that data using several different experimental techniques.
The proposed approach extends linear time-frequency analysis of acoustic data, by accommodating the nonlinear phenomenon of beats.
