They contain more observations, recorded at the same times by more people, than ever preserved in any medium before.
The Deininger and Squire database (1996) is often chosen as an alternative source [ 6, 11, 12] and provides more observations, but at a substantial loss of comparability.
For a fixed network lifetime, the deflection coefficient increases with the delay for detection, as more observations are expected at the fusion center.
For the joint primary outcome of pain VAS, the AUC can be calculated from available VAS scores even if some are missing, by using linear interpolation; but if one or more observations are missing at the end of the 24-h period, the last observation recorded will be carried forward in the primary analysis.
The national model was required to satisfy a number of statistical modelling criteria: i) at least ten hypertension cases per explanatory variable in the model [ 23], ii) at least 95% of the model's cells had five or more observations [ 24], iii) at least one modifiable explanatory variable in the model.
Specifically, by combining data from Sweden and Denmark and extending the follow-up period to the end of 2004, our study comprised three to five times more participants, four to 11 times more observation time at risk, and four to 14 times more outcomes than the only two previously conducted national cohort studies.
Fortunately, the TC strategy can provide more satellite observations, at least one more than the LC strategy.
He cajoled astronomers at other observatories to produce more observations, developed new and faster methods to tease out the physical results and set his student Shapley to work with Princeton's modest refractor telescope to collect thousands of observations.
But more observations are always better".
