Subscript i helps to differentiate between spouses, since individual and relative characteristics will be included in the estimation.10.
We use subscripts k1, k2 and k3 to refer to the three comparisons AB, AC and BC respectively, so that k1 = 1, …, KAB, k2 = 1, …, KAC and k3 = 1, …, KBC, where KAB, KAC, KBC represent the number of trials included in AB, AC and BC comparisons respectively.
Only control subjects who had echo-intervention measures are included in these analyses, which were based on the following mixed model: where the stove variable (Period), an indicator for the echo-intervention period, now also has a subscript j to denote that it varies across measurements within subjects.
Similar to Wiehe and Stephan (1993), we define the integral in (6) as I α, s, but we include the subscript α, s to emphasize that, under some circumstances, I α, s may be a function of both α and s and cannot be written as a function of only the population-scaled strength of selection.
This is the number written in subscript next to it in the molecular formula.
This is why it is important to include the subscript F in GF.
Although in general we would use a separate σ, with a subscript, for each IPD trial, we have dropped the subscript to simplify the notation as our application only includes a single IPD trial.
In such cases, it will be useful to include a subscript indicating the relevant time.
We include a subscript i in f i because the distributions are independent but not necessarily identical.
"We write a subscript to our mortality.
