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We discuss analytic issues associated with a refinement of triangular factorization for the loop group of SU 2).

We discuss analytic approaches to evaluating gene drug interactions within typical study designs and review sources of bias that must be assessed and accounted for in epidemiologic analyses.

We will spell out some of these details later as we discuss analytic feminists' defense of analytic philosophy in the sixth section, on analytic feminists' responses to critiques.

We discuss analytic approaches to address these questions of mediation and also discuss how such approaches can accommodate potential interaction between risk factors and mammographic density and can accommodate case-control study designs.

The Monza event will feature members of the MIT faculty, "leading figures" from F1 and former Ford at Boeing CEO Alan Mullaly – who was once considered a candidate for the Microsoft chief executive position filled by Satya Nadella – who will discuss analytics and data-driven decision making.

Following review of these extracts, all authors met to discuss emerging analytic themes, paying particular attention to patterns and outliers in the discussions.

We discuss an analytic approach for framing biological questions in terms of statistical parameters to efficiently and confidently answer questions of interest using microarray data from factorial designed experiments.

After correspondence to discuss our analytic plan and the particular variables needed, we received a well annotated dataset within a few hours.

Transcripts were independently reviewed by all investigators, after which a face-to-face team meeting was held in order to discuss emerging analytic themes.

In this paper, I take up Cribb's invitation and discuss further analytic distinctions needed to base an ethics aiming to translate between theory and practice.

We discuss the analytic and practical considerations in a large case control study that had two control groups; the first control group consisting of partners of patients and the second obtained by random digit dialling (RDD).