Other researchers rather than use a set of discrete binary indicator variables choose to treat the genetic information as a continuous variable and include the count of the number of risk alleles.
Keep in mind that the breadth of the statistics was expanded to include the count of those who drown while swimming from a boat, and not actually boating.
Others noted that census data are the most reliable available, although they include the count of all residents, not just citizens.
Second, three locations were chosen for a more detailed investigation which included the counting of trespassers.
The prolific author of hugely popular novels including The Count of Monte Cristo is also known for his travel writing.
I'd like to read a classic or two as well, including The Count of Monte Cristo.
A summary of the key bioinformatics steps, including the count of sequence reads after the filtering step and the total number of putative IESs collected after the realignment step is presented in supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online.
Including the count of female CD as a control variable removes confounding by forces that affect the incidence of CD equally across sex (e.g., maternal age, ethnicity, changes in clinical culture, delivery on demand).
The parametric statistics returned for each supplied polygon include the count (number of grid cells used in the analysis), minimum population count, maximum population count, range of population counts, mean population counts, and standard deviation of population counts.
His previous books include The Count-Duke of Olivares, A Palace for a King (with Jonathan Brown), and Spain and Its World, 1500 1700, all published by Yale University Press.
