We use multiple imputations to maximise the effective sample size and path analysis to assess direct and indirect effects.
However, when a chorus of spring peepers is gathered at a pond, calling from an elevated position away from the pond (and the chorus noise) will maximise the effective distance of an individual call, although this may entail other costs.
Existing evidence about effective follow-up strategies enabled us to maximise the effective sample size and reduce bias [ 33].
In this context, to maximise the effective use of the window of opportunity it might be more appropriate to group players by skeletal rather than chronological age.
The IMPACT coronary heart disease (CHD) model was developed to quantify recent trends in CHD mortality, in order to help maximise the effective use of existing information and resources to develop appropriate policies and strategies.
Data imputation further maximised the effective sample size, and as such is major advantage of this paper in comparison to a previously published ELSA analysis on a similar topic [ 14].
A second challenge for maximising the effectiveness of phenotyping is to establish the most effective methods for achieving blood removal from embryos.
These data suggest that the manipulation with small molecules of the signalling pathways downstream from the G/GM-CSF receptors in AML cells may be an effective strategy to maximise the effects of ATRA in AML therapy.
We set out to investigate which methodological approaches maximise the effectiveness of CE and which components of CE are acceptable, feasible, and effective when used among disadvantaged populations.
We attempted to maximise the effectiveness of the intervention by using a cognitive behavioural therapy programme that has previously proved effective in schools.
