In Table 3, the model ratios for different background functions are shown.
Here, the contour_ratio function clears the previous plot and sends a contour of the data-to-model ratio for data set 3 to ChIPS.
When called with no arguments, get_bkg_ratio_plot returns the data and preferences defining a plot of the background-to-model ratio for the default background data set.
This command sends a cached contour plot of the data-to-model ratio for data set 1 to ChIPS, without clearing the previous plot.
Figure 5 below gives a plot of the counts-to-model ratio for a HZ43 observations using the LETG Zeroth Order on HRC-I (taken approximately annually, for calibration purposes).
Likewise, the marginal structural model hazard ratio for new onset diabetes in the statin treated group, compared with the non-treated group, was 1.32 (1.14 to 1.48); the number needed to harm was 12 (8 to 29).
Group-adjusted models (odds ratio for no adhesion barrier to autocross-linked polysaccharide group) for RS (ESHRE-ESGE criteria) confirmed the significance of septal width and weakened the significance of septal surface area (Table V).
The contour_ratio function can be called with no arguments, in which case a contour plot of the data-to-model ratio is made for the default data set loaded in the Sherpa session, with the default settings.
Significantly different ω (dS/dN rate ratio) of different branches was tested by comparing a free-ratio model (model = 1) vs. a model with a mean ratio for all lineages (model = 0).
In the full ethnicity model, hazard ratios for specific ethnic groups ranged from 1.11 to 3.02 compared to white ethnicity.
In the univariate model, hazard ratios for developing an initial HZ episode were not significant for time independent variables (sex, age, risk of transmission).
