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Regression logistic model showed an interaction between subgroup and the adjusted variables so that the stratified model and interaction model were equivalent.

The treatment outcomes of this model were equivalent (and even slightly superior) to the treatment outcomes of ART in the best-practice regional hospital in the district.

Although most goodness-of-fit indices suggested that the three-factor model and the bifactor model were equivalent, the sample-size adjusted BIC comparisons showed that the bifactor model (ssABIC 102,077) was favoured over the three-factor model (ssABIC 102,753, Δ -676).

Osborne said the £36bn lower tax receipts under the Canadian model was equivalent to one third of the budget for NHS England.

We show that the expected value programming model is equivalent to the existing deterministic models.

It is demonstrated that, mathematically, a T-S fuzzy model is equivalent to a fuzzy transform.

The three-dimensional adsorption model is equivalent to a two-dimensional lattice gas.

This model is equivalent to a person with a long period of solar flare forecasting experience.

We show that the effective model is equivalent to a 1d version of Liouville theory, and investigate its dynamics and symmetries via a standard canonical framework.

It turns out that the Gilbert-Shannon-Reeds model is equivalent to the inverse riffle shuffle from the probabilistic point of view.

Finding an optimal mechanism in a standard adverse selection model is equivalent to solving an infinite dimensional linear program.