Data on survival endpoints may be expressed either in the form of hazard ratio statistics derived from parametric or non-parametric methods of survival analysis [ 4, 5] or as cumulative count statistics (the total number of subjects who have experienced an event at a specific time point).
Both registries include data on deaths, derived from Statistics Finland (official statistics of Finland).
Conventional automatic segmentation is performed using an appropriate threshold derived from image statistics.
The latter rates derived from vital statistics data.
This approximate approach was derived from summary statistics from the most recent NDNQI report card data.
Attenuation statistics are then derived from the local statistics of atmospheric visibility using some of the standard models available [3 7].
These damage indices were derived from a parametric study using finite element analysis (see Table 4).
The confidence intervals derived from the upstream statistics demonstrate the nominal simulation input parameter space.
These functions were derived from energy use statistics.
The SEM estimands are derived from specific parametric structural models that naturally include intermediate confounders.
Labour market return on training and immigration can be derived from statistics from the Medical Registration Committee.
