The panel with fixed effects leads to some changes in the main results compared to the pooled one.
The main results comparing mothers' and fathers' associations with offspring outcomes did not change with the addition of gender interaction terms.
In this paper, the main experimental results, compared with outputs from a numerical study carried out by CEA, are presented and discussed.
We also deduce a few corollaries of our main result and compare them with the existing results.
The main results are compared and a close agreement in the outcomes is found.
Measurements and Main Results: Analysis compared the hemodynamics at baseline and the percentage change from baseline during 4 hours of the drug infusion.
Further sensitivity analysis showed that imputation did not materially alter the main results when compared to the listwise deletion approach, however, as expected, the confidence intervals became narrower.
In this section, four numerical examples are given to show the effectiveness of our main results by comparing the upper bounds of the delays σ and the parameter b as well as investigating the rate of convergence.
In this section, four numerical examples are given to present the effectiveness of our main results by comparing the upper bounds of the delays σ and the parameter b as well as investigating the rate of convergence.
In the next section we define the concepts and conditions needed to state our main result and to compare it with some previous results based on uniform integrability and equi-integrability.
