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The errors will be considered identically distributed having absolute moment of order r, 0
Systematic sequencing and analysis errors will be considered as "synthetic mutational processes" with specific profiles present in some (or all) genomes.
When the fundamental frequency of a source is misestimated, the direct consequence is that a number of false partials (partials that do not exist in the actual signal, but that are detected by the algorithm due to F0 estimation error) will be considered and/or a number of real partials will be ignored.
After estimating gain errors, phase and position error estimations will be considered in the following.
Three estimators with error correction will be considered in this paper: Panel OLS, Fully Modified OLS (FMOLS) and dynamic OLS (DOLS) to examine the relationship between health expenditure and economic growth empirically.
Statistical significance will be declared at p < 0.05; the effect of multiple comparisons on overall error rates will be considered during discussion of the results.
Throughout this paper the error threshold will be considered to be the value of q at which a "fitness threshold" takes place.
The above errors are the key errors in the DAD process, in which only the errors in the sensitive direction will be considered, i.e., the errors in Z direction in this case.
At the nominal 0.05 level and 5000 simulations, we expect the simulated type I error rate to be between 0.044 and 0.056 955% confidence interval), and any procedure with type I error rate below this range will be considered conservative, above this range will be considered liberal, and within this range will be considered as having the nominal type I error rate.
For the primary confirmatory analysis, a result with a type-I error under 5%% (p < .05) will be considered as statistically significant.
A corollary of this assumption is that variation in the BOLD response occurring within an experimental condition will be considered residual error.
