Are the theories and methods used relevant and reliable ones?
Although the values of s are unknown, they can be roughly estimated from expression data using some existing method or specified directly using relevant biological knowledge, or they can be simply set to to reflect the non-informative prior belief.
The mean difference over time and between groups in reduction in % of colicky crying, crying and fussing in minutes/day will be compared using relevant statistical methods depending on distribution.
Impressive results are claimed in what Unicef calls rights-based and child-friendly primary schools in the countryside, where children benefit not just from cleaner water but participatory teaching methods using material more relevant to their lives.
The Daubert decision requires trial courts to address the questions of reliability and relevance, thus returning to the question of whether the actual scientific methods used were relevant and reliable.
A summary of the papers identified is shown in Table 2 including a summary of each study aim, the methods used, the relevant findings and limitations.
The parameters in these models are fitted by the Maximum Likelihood Method using data relevant for Danish structural timber and the statistical uncertainty is quantified.
Li et al.[112] have also deployed an ANN-based model to devise a quality estimation method using perceptually relevant image features including phase congruency, entropy of the degraded image, and gradient of the degraded image.
In order to develop and evaluate the HTP method using more relevant pretreated lignocellulose biomass, the potential for rapid and accurate allocation of substrate was tested using a finely divided, pretreated oilseed rape straw slurry (OSRS).
We hypothesized that an enrichment method using such relevant regulatory information rather than simply the midpoint of each peak, as both FET and the binomial test do, would improve performance for HMs and other experiments resulting in broad domains.
