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Based on the previous section, expectations are that the use of a direct indirect animal model for pooled data will fail to differentiate between direct and indirect genetic effects, while the use of a traditional animal model for pooled data will yield estimates of σ A T 2. To validate these theoretical predictions, both models were run.

For HR calculation, we applied a random-effect model for pooled dataset with large or extreme heterogeneity and a fixed-effect model for dataset with no or moderate heterogeneity.

We used the random effects model for pooled analysis of adjusted odds ratios (AOR) because of anticipated statistical heterogeneity, but the fixed effects model was also used to ensure robustness of the model chosen and susceptibility to outliers.

The differences may be due to our inclusion of a further 15 publications; their inclusion of studies within the analysis with high risk of bias defined by means of a PEDro score of less than 6; or their use of a fixed effects meta-analysis model for pooled analysis where heterogeneity, as measured by I, was less than 50%.

I've developed a statistical model for pooling survey results, taking into account (1) estimates of voting intentions based on earlier polling, (2) the track record of each pollster, when known, (3) the different sample sizes used by each pollster.

When there was no statistically significant heterogeneity, we used a fixed-effects model for pooling the results; otherwise, a random-effects model was used.

To design a Bayesian random effects model for pooling binary outcome data from cluster randomized trials (CRTs) with individually randomized trials (IRTs) and then use this model to determine if hip protectors decrease the risk of hip fracture in elderly nursing home residents.

The random effect model for pooling effect sizes may be appropriate in this context, since it assumes an underlying variation of the true effect size across different settings.

Separately, we combined the results of studies evaluating short-term and long-term cessation using the Mantel-Haenszel fixed-effect model for pooling risk ratios.

Descriptive epidemiology: The range of different populations identified across the studies justified use of random-effect models for pooling the estimates.

A nonlinear heat-transfer model for pool-boiling systems is considered.