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Values for LER around zero suggest that the models are indistinguishable.

According to the first criterion, 90 of the candidate models are indistinguishable.

When the age of child and individual study/country were controlled for in the analysis, the adjusted OR was 1.18, CI 1.14 -1.22; and the test of homogeneity for the different studies was not significant (p = 0.15), Cochran's statistic χ2 of 85.5 (p < 0.001); implying that studies were similar or random and fixed effects models are indistinguishable.

A commonly used rule-of-thumb states that two models are indistinguishable if their BICs differ by less than 2, but when the BICs of competing models differ by more than 10 this is strong evidence in favour of the model with the smaller BIC.

The plateau of size 113 shows that almost 90%% of all candidate models are indistinguishable in terms of the E criterion.

The estimated p-values comparing the A-G and frailty models, all being >0.05, show that these models are indistinguishable and either model could be used for analysing the recurrent sports injuries in this paper.

From 30 weeks gestation the two models were indistinguishable.

This is consistent with our observation that the growth and biochemical properties of Grp94+/+ and +/− ESCs and MEFs isolated from our Grp94 mouse model are indistinguishable (data not shown).

In fact, a group of newspapers (including the Journal) published a letter two years ago stating that Brave's business model was "indistinguishable from a plan to steal our content to publish on your own website".

The calculations indicate that the lognormal model is indistinguishable from the predictions of Eq. 3 for papers that satisfy the equation (9 Solving this equation predicts λ < 0.25, equivalent with the citation threshold c∞ < 8.5, representing the theoretical bound for preferential attachment to turn on.

Therefore, the PB model is indistinguishable from the LR model in describing the reduction in beta cell mass as a function of age.