Hazard, Fault Means and Effect Analysis (FMEA), and (security) threat analysis templates are given to guide the analysis of dependability and to capture important dependability metadata.
With regard to the reliability of treatment implementation, Mosteller, reports that after the first year of the study some "incompatible children" were moved from smaller to larger class size, which might have increased the differences between means and effect sizes.
This enables a more realistic view of treatment outcomes than comparisons of means and effect sizes do [ 47].
Mean differences, standardised response means and effect sizes were calculated for the changes in outcome measures for patients in each of these self-reported groups.
Anchored on SSQ ratings indicating "improvement", "the same", or "deterioration", means and effect sizes were calculated for QLQ-C30 score changes.
The fixed effects in the model are the mean, and effects for group (group i ), ring formation year (year l ), and height class (height m ).
Data represent mean value, error bars with 95% confidence intervals of the mean and effect size (d).
The standardized response mean and effect size of the total score were 0.6 and 0.4, respectively.
These conclusions are similar whatever the indicator of responsiveness used: Standardized Response Mean and Effect Size, all results going in the same direction.
Therefore, the uncertainty intervals around the mean costs, mean effects and mean ICER values will be estimated using bootstrap simulations with 1000 replications [ 90- 92].
