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To model this heterogeneity, we use a multi-relational graph [4, 37, 38].

It will be interesting to model this heterogeneity in switch rates variation across sites and lineages and implement it in PROCOV without increasing computational load too much.

A variety of approaches, including clinically meaningful units and components and dismantling, exist for developing a network of evidence to model this heterogeneity, though there are key areas that require further methodological development.

LCGM is a relatively new statistical technique used to analyze heterogeneity in the time course of, for example, DR. The underlying aim of the technique is to model this heterogeneity by identifying k number of distinct developmental patterns of DR called "clusters".

To tailor CRC treatment, it is essential to first model this heterogeneity by defining subtypes of patients with homogeneous biological and clinical characteristics and second match these subtypes to cell lines for which extensive pharmacological data is available, thus linking targeted therapies to patients most likely to respond to treatment.

Considering the standard Cox model in this heterogeneity setting, the median parameter estimate for the case is 1.8e-05 1.8e-05−0.26–0.28) implying that heterangeeity has masked all detectable association with the covariate of interest.

In this numerical model the heterogeneity of rock at a mesoscopic level is considered by assuming that the material properties conform to the Weibull distribution.

In some situations, it may be possible to relax the assumption of constant between-study heterogeneity across distinct pair-wise intervention comparisons and consider a random-effects MTC model that allows this heterogeneity to be different across these comparisons.

This approach allows to more accurately model the heterogeneity of the actual contact network.

If the inconsistency is only due to the presence of heterogeneity, ideally, we should model the heterogeneity and match the labour market at several frequencies4.

Yet despite suggestions of the suitability of multiple interventions meta-analysis for this task, and an existing literature describing the multiple sources of complexity and heterogeneity in systematic reviews of complex interventions [ 5, 15, 16], little attention has been given as to how to model this complexity and heterogeneity in multiple intervention meta-analyses.