The Cox proportional hazards model served for multivariate survival analysis.
The T-test, ANOVA, and a linear regression model served for statistical analysis.
The Cox proportional hazard model served for univariate and multivariate survival analysis.
The Chi-square test, t-test, one-way ANOVA and logistic regression model served for statistical analyses.
The Cox regression proportional hazard model served for uni- and multivariable survival analysis, adjusted for sex, age, Dukes classification, and differentiation.
These models serve for future aerothermal studies (analytical, numerical and experimental).
Moreover, if reciprocally interconnected via inhibitory subpopulations such network models serve for study of neural competition in such phenomena like binocular rivalry, perceptual bistability [20] [22] or perceptual decision making [23].
Our model serves as a foundation for models of these more complicated communities.
The model serves as an analytical tool for control design.
