In the multivariate analysis model, possible associated factors were examined for evidence of collinearity which was reflected either by the changes in the direction of effect between the univariate and multivariate analysis or implausible standard errors for a particular variable.
As part of the multivariate analysis, possible associated factors were examined for evidence of collinearity, which was reflected by either the changes in the direction of effect between the univariate and multivariate analysis, or implausible standard errors for a particular variable.
However, as Hornstein et al. (2011) point out, unless some parameters assume implausible values, calibrated standard search models explain only a very small portion of observed wage dispersion.
Walking around the docks, looking at the gleeful Thai daytrippers posing in front of the Liver Building, it occurred to me that perhaps the Chelsea fans I grew up with didn't speak for the rest of the world when they sang their songs about benefits, stolen radios and implausible food hygiene standards.
I wrote that Mr. le Carré's style had become verbose and implausible by his own standard, which had been set by his early books, especially by "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," which I called a masterpiece.
Participants who did not provide or provided incorrect national identification numbers, who reported implausible energy intakes (>3 standard deviations from the natural logarithm-transformed mean), who had a previous diagnosis of cancer (other than nonmelanoma skin cancer) or HF were excluded (n = 1 126).
By making it clear that he sees nothing wrong with giving an important post in the war on terror to someone who believes, and says openly, that Allah is a false idol -- General Boykin denies that's what he meant, but his denial was implausible even by current standards -- Donald Rumsfeld has gone a long way toward confirming the Muslim world's worst fears.
Five years ago, James Shapiro wrote "A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare: 1599," a meticulous study that rendered a slice of the standard history less implausible.
Those with an incorrect or missing national registration number, previous cancer diagnosis (except non-melanoma skin cancer), and with implausible total energy intake (three standard deviations (s.d).
Those with an incorrect or missing national registration number, previous cancer diagnosis (except non-melanoma skin cancer) and implausible total energy intake (3 standard deviations (s.d) from the mean value for loge-transformed energy intake) were excluded from the baseline cohort.
But it needn't be the extreme and implausible relativism linking true moral standards simply and directly to ecology, and whatever moral truths might obtain for each species might well be accessible to members of each species through autonomous moral reflection, with at least some points of convergence.
