The current study was undertaken in order to define the population in which the rate of detection is higher using AFB.
The survey researcher must define the population to be investigated, the data to be collected, and the characteristics to be estimated.
In particular, it is often unclear how best to define the population among which a specified number of legislative seats are to be apportioned.
To define the population to be tested for inference signalling, we first redid the ANOVA, this time only including forced-choice trials after the first 20 in each block (the last half of blocks).
To better define the population of adolescents who request and use EC pills, we performed a post hoc analysis of an over-the-counter simulation study of EC pills.
Often times the first step in simple random sampling is to define the population of concern (often called a sampling frame).
The GGE biplot (Fig. 4) was used to define the population of spruce at each site characterised by the greatest effect of G × E.
Therefore, it would be of great interest to define the population who would most benefit from NHF, for which the preschool respiratory assessment measure (PRAM) [48] could be of interest.
We define the population activity at a given time t as the proportion of active neurons, a^{N}(t) = frac{mbox{# neurons that are active at time }t}{N} inbiggl{ 0, frac{1}{N}, frac{2}{N}, ldots, 1biggr}.
We define the population firing rate (lambda^{N}) as lambda^{delta,N}(t) = frac{mbox{# spikes in the time interval } t-delta,t]} t-delta}. If (delta=Delta),t]hen (Deltalambda^{delta,N}{delta{N}(t)).
The purpose of this study was to use a large population-based database to define the population that is at risk for cardiac device infections, determine the prevalence of device infections, and study changes in the rates of cardiac device implantation and infection in the past decade.
