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However, this method requires that the error vector is a gaussian variable with an identity correlation matrix.

Unlike the results in Sections 3 and 4 where an identity correlation matrix is considered, in this case, the positive definite matrix Ced that expresses the correlations is given by [36] C ed = 1 p 0 … 0 p 1 p ⋮ 0 p 1 ⋱ 0 ⋮ ⋱ ⋱ p 0 … 0 p 1 (90).

An association between subgroup and activity limitation was primarily tested in a longitudinal model using population averaged generalised estimating equations (GEE) (family Gaussian, link identity, correlation structure exchangeable) which take into account that measures of activity limitation were repeated.

The model included the random terms dog and litter (to take account of possible similarities between littermates), with a correlation between successive samples (within an individual dog) accounted for via use of an appropriate correlation structure (determined using graphical methods of residuals from a model with identity correlation structure).

To test statistically whether the functional connectivity between regions was influenced by facial identity, correlations from each participant were converted to a normal distribution using a Fisher transformation, and then appropriate statistical tests (repeated-measures ANOVAs and post hoc t-tests) were performed.

In both cases, reconstructed high-resolution bioaffinity chromatograms could be plotted and compared with the MS chromatograms for bioaffinity-to-identity correlation.

Here the results are given with regard to the a priori hypotheses: a) As predicted, STIPO "identity" correlates positively with BPI "identity diffusion", but the correlations with two other BPI scales ("primitive defenses" and "fear of closeness") and the ADP-IV "antisocial PD" scale are equally high.

This particular route offers a telling snapshot of my cross-linguistic, socio-psychological research trip to study the intricacies of the Georgian national identity in correlation with the cultural and political post-Soviet heritage of the Russian language.

This large dataset represents a substantial data resource that can be used to suggest gene identity through correlation analysis.

In case I is heterogeneous, in addition to the same type of single-cluster states, a slightly different type of double-cluster states are observed (Fig. 4); while the "identity-state" correlation still exists, only a specific range of ω breaks up to form double-cluster states.

The near-identity of correlation matrices of digits II and III, combined with strict raw measurement isometry of their digit elements across species, suggest that the syndactylous digits are highly constrained with respect to each other across the diversity of syndactylous species.