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Finally, Figure 4 presents unadjusted mortality rates for patients with differing mean blood glucose, differing coefficient of variation of blood glucose and presence or absence of hypoglycemia.

Where multiple observations of an individual over time were available, analyses weighted and unweighted for the number of observations were conducted; correlation matrices for these analyses did not differ (maximum coefficient difference of r = .02) and unweighted analyses are reported in the manuscript.

However, differing invalidity coefficients by mode observed by multi-trait multi method (MTMM) analysis suggested systematic effects not captured by traditional psychometric evaluation.

The ability of a range of 2-nitroimidazoles with similar electron affinities but widely differing partition coefficients (P) to enhance the cytotoxicity of cyclophosphamide (CY) in mouse tumour and normal tissues was investigated.

Table  2 shows the total number of health services needed to detect a reduction in CT and NG repeat positivity rate from 30% in control health services to 15% in intervention health services with 80%and90%0% power, differing community coefficients of variation (0.25, 0.30) and equal numbers of health services in each arm.

Because standard deviations of both the independent and the dependent variables are used to convert unstandardized into standardized coefficients, differing standard deviations may lead to unequal standardized coefficients between groups, even in the case of equal unstandardized coefficients.

However, they differ in coefficients as shown in Tables 2 and 3 for quiet days and night base.

So, comparing (13) with (22), the error bound of SP (or CoSaMP) and the error bound of oracle recovery only differ in coefficients.

The effects of differing within year coefficients of variation between individual abundance indices are investigated.

It is shown that the L1 regularization algorithm stably recovers a distribution at a signal to noise ratio < 20 and that it resolves relaxation time constants and diffusion coefficients differing by as little as 10%.

The model-averaged coefficients differ from other regression coefficients in that they incorporate the underlying uncertainty (that is always present, although we often ignore it) as to which model best fits the data.