Confounders were identified via regression modelling techniques described by Hosmer, Lemeshow and Sturdivant [ 44] and were defined as those variables that were associated with the outcome and which also produced more than 10%% change in an estimated coefficient of the model.
It employs the PLSA modeling technique (described in Section 4) to build the topic model.
The modeling techniques were described in detail.
With that regard, state-of-art mechanistic process modeling techniques are described in detail.
Various modeling techniques are described with respect to the efficient decoupling of the kinematic and the inertial soil pile interaction while various issues related to ground motion selection and generation are critically assessed (i.e., site response, varying angle of wave incidence, multiple support and rotational excitation).
Dyer (14), using a minimal model technique, described increased insulin resistance in large-for-gestational-age term neonates compared with that in poorly grown neonates between 24 48 h of birth.
Perhaps because of their familiarity with using output-based budgeting processes, these programs have advanced the development of different types of modeling techniques for describing impacts on health outcomes, and applied these estimates to monitor programs worldwide.
Above all, engineers continue to improve their understanding of water flows, taking advantage of ever more detailed computer modeling techniques to describe the implications of barrier design to experts in the field, political or legal authorities who may be responsible for those barriers, and members of the public.
The Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) invites applications from domestic and foreign applicants to support collaborative research using simulation and other modeling techniques to describe the impact of interventions in population-based settings that will shed light on U.S. population-based trends.
The PK analyses described in this review involved classical PK and physiologically-based PK (PBPK) modeling techniques, which are described in more detail in excellent PK texts.
