Let us note that the bivariate linear failure distribution introduced by Hangal and Ahmadi (2011) belongs to the class (mathcal {L}(mathbf {x};mathbf {a})).
The correction coefficient accounts for the error in the metamodel estimate of failure probability introduced by the replacement of the performance function with a metamodel.
The concept of prophylactic haemodialysis for the treatment of acute renal failure (ARF) was introduced by Teschan and colleagues [ 14] more than 50 years ago, where replacement therapy was started before the development of overt symptoms.
In the second, we continued running simulations until all three exponential models converged for a total of 1000 data sets, to avoid potential bias introduced by failure to converge (that is, more than 1000 simulations were required).
ICD-9 procedure code 96.70 (ventilation support of unspecified duration) was reviewed to determine potential error introduced by failure to define ventilator duration.
They pose, however, some limitations derived from (i) potential trait multicollinearity, (ii) biases introduced by failure to include traits that covary with fitness, (iii) deviations of response variables from multivariate normality assumed for hypothesis testing, and (iv) failure to consider environmental factors that may induce spurious correlations [ 9].
In addition, buyers in the United States still harbor memories of failure-prone diesel engines hurriedly introduced by automakers during the oil shocks of the 1970s.
However, failure occurs when the weakening introduced by the presence of flaws is included.
This paper compares the effectiveness of rebate and matching subsidies in the field and, to our knowledge, is the first to control for potential bias introduced by the failure to account for donors' awareness of the offered subsidies.
This failure may reflect a bias introduced by the dataset, in which many samples were cell sorted to specifically select aneuploid cell fractions, or could reflect an inherent bias of the method towards more distinct components, which would tend to favor components with large amplifications.
