As Table 2 shows, the 4 files' distance measures are not pairwise collinear, and we can estimate distinct effects of Knowledge distance and Activities distance, for example.
By contrast, the Fine and Gray model considers the hazard of death over time so that distinct effects, although inter-related, could be estimated, reaching distinct P values.
The human mitochondrial proteome consists of an estimated 1,100-1,400 distinct proteins, only 13 of which are encoded by the mtDNA.
There are an estimated 150,000 distinct polypeptides found in the approximately 1500 known scorpion species worldwide [ 14], representing a broad scope for drug research and development.
To test for differences in breeding success between mating treatments, we fitted two versions of the likelihood in eq. (1): one in which breeding success differed between mating treatments (i.e., ps and pm were estimated as distinct parameters (ps ≠ p m ), and a second in which the multiply and singly mated females had the same probability of success (p s = p m = p).
The objective is to estimate how distinct firm characteristics influence the realisation of behavioural additionalities.
We find excellent agreement between flow efficiency model predictions and experimental results, thus giving researchers simple equations by which they can estimate this distinct loss process for their operation.
The descriptor of head pose is comprised of skin and nonskin pixels, which enables us to estimate 8 distinct head poses, as shown in Figure 2. A fast sampling method returns a distribution over previously seen head poses, which we now describe in detail.
Due to a problem of identification, how to estimate the distinct effects of age, time period and cohort has been a controversial issue in the analysis of trends in health outcomes in epidemiology.
Third, we were able to estimate several distinct parameters of aspirin use such as dose, duration and frequency of use, making our findings less prone to internal confounding due to correlations among these variables (eg use at higher doses may reflect more consistent use).
One longstanding problem and controversy in observational research, such as epidemiology and sociology, surrounds how to estimate the distinct impacts of age, time period, and cohort on the changes in, for example, attitudes, behaviors and health outcomes in the population [1] [7].
