More substantial code examples are available from the book's companion website.
26 (24.1%) were changes carrying substantive meaning, from smaller changes such as removing 'and other risk population' from a sentence to more substantial changes; for example, removing 'Excessive single occasion drinking produces significant' from a sentence about harm from intoxication [ 1, 2].
However, the scope of these simulations was limited and it remains possible that chained equations imputation could lead to more substantial bias in different situations; for example, when there are many partially observed variables.
One exception doesn't disprove the entire, age-old case, but Romney's example does point to something more substantial.
Unlike the example above, this analysis represents a more substantial departure from the clinically meaningful units approach.
For a more substantial meal, breakfast quiches cost $4.50 a slice; panini -- for example, with fresh mozzarella, sliced plum tomatoes and pesto on homemade focaccia -- are $6.25.
Finally the potential of more substantial paradigm changes in circuit design will be exploited for the example of magnetic quantum cellular automata using a novel integrated magnetic field clocking scheme.
Cattle, for example, consume larger quantities of water, thus requiring a more substantial source as compared to sheep.
If, on the other hand, you are (for example) a lawyer or professor and want to attach a more substantial analysis or chart, use "New Filing" and you'll have the relevant tools.
For example, visit your local bead store for clasp options to find something more substantial and alluring.
