The effect of d reser is almost linear, with the posterior mean decreasing with increasing distance.
Importantly, the central (mean) oscillation frequency remains stable in time and its variance around the mean decreases with increased input.
For 2005/6 and 2010/11, the effect of mother's age at the birth of first child was almost linear for mothers older than 20 years, with the posterior mean decreasing with increasing mother's age (see Fig. 2d- f).
As obvious from Figure 2, the deviation from the final mean decreases with an increasing number of BNCs and becomes sufficiently small only when more than 1000 BNCs are counted.
Because the RMSD of the estimated mean decreases with the square root of the number of measurements, to achieve, for example, a 10% accuracy (RMSD factor of 1.1), (0.45/ln(1.1)) ≈ 22 independent estimates are required.
The relative efficiency steadily declines as the separation between category means decreases, with less efficiency for the Extremes model.
Considering the variability, the half-life after multiple dose application also did not appear to be dose related, although the geometric means decreased with increasing doses from 3.41 h to 3.06 h to 2.72 h, respectively.
The LCM diet led to a significantly greater reduction in Hba1c, with a mean decrease of 0·9%% compared with the 0·5 % achieved in the low-fat diet group.
Compared to baseline, the estimated mean decrease in CO2 with the setting at 800 ppm was 558 ppm (SE = 97.8).
CSA was found to linearly decrease with strain, with a mean decrease at failure of −10.7±2.8% (mean±standard deviation).
