The use of Bayesian hierarchical modeling allowed for the estimation and graphing of all effects on the absolute scale, which has more direct public health relevance and allows for direct comparison between groups without having to specify a referent group for the contrast parameter.
We used a Cox proportional hazard model with a time-dependent exposure and therefore the results are presented as hazard ratios, and we were not able to give the estimated gestation length on the absolute scale of time.
We also calculated the absolute depression-rate difference (observed rate minus expected rate) to provide results of excess doctor-diagnosed depression on the absolute scale as well.
I sometimes have to count out intervals when others can do it naturally, and I'm significantly worse at transposition because my sense of pitch is inflexibly anchored to the absolute scale.
One important characteristic of the IS divergence that is not shared with the two other types of divergence is that the absolute scale of given audio does not affect the total cost of the divergence.
Clarification of the discrepancy in the absolute scale of the measurements would imply that data may be interchanged across hybridization- and tag-based technologies.
Moreover, the plot does not incorporate any physical distance between SNPs, the dispersion on axis
The MAE gives an estimate of accuracy of the overall prediction at the absolute scale.
Transforming the data to numbers of transcripts per cell and gene allowed us to compare the absolute scale of the measurements for each individual gene across the technologies, applying the three data sets of the 1,777 overlapping genes.
