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Departing from a reference geometry, the specific methods were (i) oversizing the dovetail tenon part for a tighter fit; (ii) reinforcement with self-tapping screws; (iii) reinforcement with an adhesive layer; and (iv) a combination of adhesive layer and self-tapping screws.
The three cluster-level analysis methods were: i) un-weighted linear regression, ii) weighted linear regression, and iii) random-effects meta-regression.
The common settings for all methods were (i) to consider sequences as circular, (ii) a statistical significance of P < 0.05, and (iii) a Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons implemented in RDP.
The six individual level analysis methods were: i) standard logistic regression, ii) robust standard errors approach, iii) generalized estimating equations, iv) random-effects meta-analytic approach, v) random-effects logistic regression, and vi) Bayesian random-effects regression.
The considered design methods are i) mixed-ℋ∞ design, and ii) ℋ∞ loop shaping design.
The main advantages over Monte Carlo methods are (i) the solution is provided throughout the entire spatial domain, and (ii) the analysis process is simplified through direct geometry input from engineering design in CAD format.
The four commonly used methods are: i) political patronage ii) historical allocations iii) bids by local governments and iv) needs-based resource allocation formulae [ 1].
Overall, the new method is: (i) extremely accurate; and (ii) computationally inexpensive.
I'll tell you what his method was—I only realized it later, after working with other directors: he let the actor talk himself into the part.
The main advantages of the method are: (i) the flow cytometry data compensation is no longer necessary, and (ii) the cell sorting capacity of the method is significantly improved as compared to classical clustering methods.
The main disadvantages of this method are: (i) the use of resins (organic compounds) which are hazardous for the manual worker, and (ii) the low permeability of this type of organic materials.
