The examples we explored were selected as they are commonly occurring in practice and clearly describe the effects on inference of ignoring relevant information from an analysis.
Using Yakutsk, a city in north-eastern Siberia, as an example, we explore a twofold hypothesis.
In this example, we explore the commonly used Van der pol oscillator which is a highly nonlinear system exhibiting both stable and unstable limit cycles [12].
As an illustrative example, we explore the research on individuals' cognitive moral development and examine how a framework built on sound training principles might enhance the efficacy of ethics training.
As an example, we explore the effect of varying the quality thresholds for variant calling using the NovoAlign/Samtools pipeline (Fig. 2).
In this paper, using Australia as a case example, we explore the effects of 'White', Anglo-Australian cultural dominance in health service delivery to Indigenous Australians.
With this example, we explore whether OptCircuit can pinpoint design configurations whose responses are dependent not only on the presence/absence of external inducers but also on their concentrations.
Through an example case, we explored the behavior of the particles and wave fields as in a beam wave interaction under a modified scheme of the gyro-TWT with a numerical simulation code.
As an example, we explored the implications of various design and management options for a proposed recreational area containing a historic breeding bird colony.
Using Tampa Bay, FL as an example, we explored the potential for using MODIS medium-resolution bands (250- and 500-m data at 469-, 555-, and 645-nm) for estuarine monitoring.
