Nonetheless, when lack of replicability of results is an issue, using a multiple-group strategy is an useful tool to select a large subset of results that are consistent across groups, and that may replicate in future independent replication studies.
For example, they claim we did not compare in our original publication a multiple-group strategy versus a combined group strategy [[ 5], page 1], but we compared them and stated that the analysis of the Parkinson Disease dataset, in a single combined group, yielded 784,506 pairs of SNPs at a p-value of 10-6.
When there exist several independent and heterogeneous samples, different in case selection, geographical location, race, genotyping, etc., or even sample size, applying a multiple replication group strategy may help eliminate false positive signals and select results consistent across groups.
A nested model strategy allowed us to compare competing models and a multiple group analysis was conducted to test for moderation.
Employing latent growth curve modeling and using multiple group analysis, the study provides empirical evidence for the causality between service infusion strategies and manufacturers' profit trajectories.
There was partial overlap between the two networks, highlighting the importance of considering multiple groups in planning comprehensive conservation strategies for pollinators.
While media outlets were quick to report on the idea of Toronto establishing an extended last call outside of special events (such as NXNE or the Toronto International Film Festival), there's still plenty of work by multiple groups to be done, with a strategy report by the committee not expected until next year.
The process domain considered delivery based focused factories that treated multiple groups of patients and often pursued strategies to improve efficiency and timeliness and adapted work-designs and physical layouts to minimize delays.
What groups split into multiple groups?
