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Observed and predicted yield were then compared with non-spatial statistics, but also with wavelet transforms (i.e. the adapted maximal overlap discrete wavelet transform) and geostatistics (i.e. a linear mixed model estimated by residual maximum likelihood).

Our mixed model estimated the relation between the percentage of women that use periodic mammography by age, assuming that this relation could vary among cohorts of birth.

A t-test comparing the two arms at the 4th timepoint found a treatment effect of -0.4; a contrast from a mixed model estimated the effect to be -8.0 [ 5].

The point of highest likelihood of this mixed model estimates the switch from speciation to coalescent branching and can be interpreted as the species boundary.

A likelihood test of the mixed model estimates the shift from speciation to within-population branching.

This variation was predominantly due to between-sensor variance, with the linear mixed model estimating the between-subjects variance component to be 37% of the total.

The variation in MARD against BG reference for different sensors is shown in Figure 2, with the linear mixed model estimating the between-subjects variance component to be 44% of the total variation.

Mixed models estimated with Generalised Estimating Equations (Liang and Zeger, 1986) were used to account for clustering of individuals within schools.

Because our mixed models estimate the combined effects of the two restriction enzymes, we isolated the individual effects of each restriction enzyme by regressing the untransformed cDNA pool coverage against individual restriction enzymes in a separate model (Table 4).

According to our mixed model estimates, MtC increases were statistically lower than the rise in mortality.

However, the mixed model estimate of LOR is much smaller than the marginal one.