In the Nature Climate Change commentary, Wijffels says any drop in the number of deployments of floats could spell trouble.
She has since headed up the programme and says she has lost count of the number of deployments she has been part of, though it's "at least 10".
"The findings from this study are not consistent with the assumption that specific deployment-related characteristics, such as length of deployment, number of deployments, or combat experiences, are directly associated with increased suicide risk," the authors, based at the Naval Health Research Center in San Diego, wrote.
"The number of deployments should equal the number of recoveries," Mr Singh says.
"It is not a surprise that the number of deployments has increased because the number of people with access to Tasers has increased in that time," she said.
Multiple logistic regression was used to determine which covariates (age, gender, number of deployments, and service duration) were predictors of latent class membership.
AeroScout touts its invention of the world's first Wi-Fi-based Active RFID tag, and is widely recognized as leading the market in number of deployments and tags shipped.
This method does not require an equal number of deployments or alternation between gears, but it accounts for multiple competing models describing the data by using multi-model inference.
A closer look at the deployment data by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) from 1993 to 2011 shows that the expulsion of foreign workers in 1995, the devaluation of the Dinar in 2002 that made its local firms more competitive, and the expiration of the bilateral agreement between the Philippines and Libya, did not seem to affect the number of deployments to Libya.
Apart from the basic description and contributors, a mix of social information (e.g., rating, top review, number of watches and shares) and engineering information (e.g., version, number of deployments and uses) allows the user to form a clear picture about the model's capabilities.
