For example, if the treatment alternative had the level of the omitted attribute level (e.g., high risk of serious bleeding) then the dummy variables of the attribute levels included in the model (e.g., low risk of serious bleeding and moderate risk of serious bleeding) had a value of − 1.
A qualitative study is also capable of picking up other context-specific and policy relevant attributes which might not exist in the literature, and hence, can potentially reduce the risk of omitting relevant attributes and attribute-levels.
In line 7 the interface of a child object is specified, by using component attribute and omitting the interface attribute.
and we will call it a hierarchical minimal distance; when it is clear, we omit the attribute hierarchical.
Hence, when he praised God (in Jer. 32 18), he omitted the attribute 'awesome'". Then Daniel [who witnessed an exile of the Jewish people] came and said: "Foreigners are enslaving God's children.
The massacre of surviving Flight 825 passengers at the crash site is often omitted or attributed to forces other than ZIPRA; in his 1984 memoirs, Nkomo repeated his claim that ZIPRA fighters had helped the survivors, and wrote simply that "I truly have no idea how the ten died".
Dee [41] argues that studies reporting a significant tax-binge relationship are plausibly explained by omitted cross-state attributes and unobserved heterogeneity.
When setting a cookie, the Web server is allowed to omit the Domain attribute (then the browser sets this attribute to the server's host name) or to set it to the server's parent domain.
Our crystal structure of the RanBP3 RBD is consistent with an NMR structure determined by a structural genomics consortium [37] (PDB code 2CRF), although aligning the two structures yields a high rmsd value (1.6 Å for 100 Cα residues, omitting variable regions), which we attribute to coordinate errors in the NMR model.
