This paper presents the results of a survey of residents of six capital cities in Australia to investigate potential jurisdictional differences and similarities in the support for BRT in the presence of LRT options, a common context in many metropolitan areas.
Where direct evidence from sibling studies does not exist there may still be value in retrieving studies from a common context (e.g. they might be contemporaneous and within the same country, despite being in different localities).
Our aim was to compare two different pneumococcal settings in Europe, one with high carriage prevalence (Portugal) and one with low carriage prevalence (Finland) by estimating pneumococcal transmission parameters using a single statistical method with data from a common context, in this case, DCCs.
As a conclusion, these targets, together with the query gene, can be placed in a common functional context in the cell.
Our method also provided indirect comparisons in a common clinical context in a situation where there were differences in format of reported outcomes across trials and the conventional Bucher method could not be applied.
The newly developed combination of multinomial and indirect Bayesian comparison models indicated a trend for ranibizumab association with a greater percentage of ME patients achieving visual gains than dexamethasone at months 1 and 6 in a common clinical context, although results were not classically significant.
In this case, the researchers fed a ton of ordinary recorded speech to a convolutional neural network, which created a complex set of rules that determined which tones follow other tones in every common context of speech.
High dimensional datasets entail a high risk for re-identification despite meeting current privacy standards (e.g., HIPAA) –a common concern in the context of high dimensional biological datasets (e.g., genetics, MRI images).
threats are not classified according to type of control and not evaluated relative to the pervading socio-cultural context in a common currency enabling like with like comparisons.
For example, in a common effects linear instrumental variables context, a researcher with two candidate instrumental variables must choose between using both for estimation, or using one to test the exogeneity of the other.
