However, in the FREE study the results obtained for the CC analysis were reasonably consistent with the MM, not being an imputation method, and MI suggesting those patients with complete information were representative of the randomised population.
Try not to worry about that just now.' Evie's response to Bruce's desire for information was representative of most of the 'deferring' responses, she indicated that she heard Bruce's PN and attempted to placate him.
An element of identity is a single piece of information that is representative or indicative of an identity; it does not need to be unique (i.e., an individual's height), it may be unique in a given context (i.e., a Twitter user name is unique on Twitter, but the same user name may be used by another individual on Instagram) or it may be globally unique (e.g., a MAC address).
We believe that the information collected is representative because most of the Spanish population deaths occur in hospitals.
Enhanced investigation of outbreaks is one means of acquiring information that is representative of foodborne disease in the typical population, which includes individuals of varying immune-status.
Three-dimensional (3D) cell culture is beneficial for physiological studies of tumor cells, due to its potential to deliver a high quantity of cell culture information that is representative of the cancer microenvironment and predictive of drug responses in vivo.
Typically, one of the key LA mechanisms known as adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) is employed in existing wireless communication standards to choose the best possible MCS as a function of varying channel conditions on the basis of channel state information (CSI) which is representative of the instantaneous condition of the wireless link [12, 13].
The procedure assumes that all this information is also representative for the "hidden" part of the rock mass and can be generalized for the whole continuum.
While this may suggest that HIV infection is likely not a significant factor in sustaining the TB transmission among the San Francisco non-homeless, together these results with those of previous section suggest that the TB surveillance data, in spite of missing HIV-related information, is sufficiently representative of the underlying disease frequency among the homeless.
