Sarandon is among a group of surrogates who flew to Nevada this week to campaign for Sanders ahead of the first-in-the-West caucuses, as relative support between the candidates among women has become a hot-button issue.
The "fixed salary" option achieved similar relative support both in hospital and in general practice.
Moreover, the relative support levels in quota-countries are higher on average than in FIT-countries, contradicting the common argument that quota systems are more cost effective.
The fact that fundamental statistical assumptions may not be met in the phylogenetic context (such as independent, identically distributed variables) could not prevent the bootstrap from becoming the most popular method for reliability assessment, in particular since many researchers consider bootstrap and jackknife merely as indications of relative support, not in a hypothesis-testing framework.
The phylogenetic analyses of individual molecular data partitions resulted in cladograms that differ in topology, degree of resolution, and relative support measures.
QAICc weights, calculated from model differences in QAICc values (ΔQAICc), indicated relative support for the various models.
In order to understand the relative support of the first four models tested (within Neobatrachia), and to further investigate the relevance of the obtained results, we compared all 10 models using the AIC.
Tests were also run in a Bayesian framework, where the relative support of competing hypotheses given the data was quantified using the Bayes factor (BF) [ 66].
Alternatively, in the current study, we found relative support for a cost of reproduction as females with larger clutches had an overall lower level of natural antibodies and complement.
Furthermore, several researchers have argued that reduced fertility in schizophrenics' relatives supports a strict mutation-selection model in which schizotypy-increasing alleles are not maintained nor favored by selection [9], [10], [12].
