Sentence examples for modelling in relation from inspiring English sources

All results of logistic regression modelling in relation to accessing education resources online as an independent variable are shown in Table  8.> The acceptance of using the Internet for consulting physician was the lowest among independent variables (51.6%).

A diverse range of comparisons was used by interviewees including the introduction of the minimum wage in the UK, infectious disease modelling in relation to outbreaks (specifically pandemics), regulatory impact assessments (that require potential impacts of policy to be assessed in advance of implementation) and modelling the obesity burden.

However, the numbers in each of these latter ethnic categories was generally too small to adequately power more detailed modelling in relation to these groups.

Habitat suitability as characterized by the presence of a species and by reproductive success was modelled in relation to different parameters of landscape diversity at different scales.

Phasic contraction is modeled

Indeed, our sampling design involved that survival between year i and year i+1 for any given individual was modeled in relation to AOC recorded in any individual year i (i.e. AOC was a time-dependent predictor; see also above).

Once these coefficients have been modelled in relation to time, thus obtaining the desired percentiles.

In several of the longitudinal studies, change in cognitive function was explicitly modeled in relation to preceding lead dose or in relation to change in lead dose.

Additionally the odds of high risk for OSA was modeled in relation to BMI expressed as continuous variable using procedures based on a general additive model.

For example, detailed species-specific estimates of diagnostic performance and parasite aggregation parameters in different endemicity settings could allow diagnostic sensitivity to be modeled in relation to intensity of infection.

We aimed to study the predictive performance of different modelling techniques in relation to the effective sample size ("data hungriness").