This leads to the use of the log-rank test on the cause-specific hazard [ 1, 13], which is approximately equivalent to the score test of the cause-specific Cox model which itself is asymptotically equivalent to the Wald and likelihood-ratio tests in the same model.
1. Comparing to the norm (the norm was at 70% which was equivalent to the score of 56), the total average score of the first year naval nursing students in the subject of health system was in "good" level and higher after going through the research-based instruction.
This test is equivalent to the score statistic from a logistic regression model with no covariates.
All patients were assigned a baseline health-state utility score of 0.814, the equivalent of the score for a patient with uncomplicated type 2 diabetes, which captures the reduction in quality of life from the perfect health score of 1 (17).
Our permissive calculations of true and false predictions are equivalent to the scoring scheme used previously to evaluate overall SCL prediction [ 2].
If it is furthermore divided by the factor of | c |, the resulting term is equivalent to the scoring function defined above, g 1 c = ∑ u, v ≠ u ∈ c w u, v | c |.
Then, in separate analyses, the duration of Parkinson's disease, the effect of medication (i.e. levodopa equivalent dose), the scores of UPDRS part III (motor part), and the scores of MMSE all of which are possible confounding factors for regional metabolism were controlled by entering these variables into the model.
First, we computed the correlation between MFN, computed as the difference between fair and (very) unfair offers at Fz and Cz, and the equivalent difference score for the cardiac response at IBI2.
A controller is designed in the model predictive control framework, and it is used to control the equivalent score space representation of the process.
The outcome would depend on the genetic correlation between the recorded trait and the equivalent Igenity score.
