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Analyzing partially missing confounder information in comparative effectiveness and safety research of therapeutics.
Its gill cover, the flap on the side of its head, was partially missing.
Among the strata, there are two confined aquifers, between which lies an aquiclude that is partially missing.
Other appealing characteristics of IGC analysis include its flexibility in describing how outcomes progress over time (whether in linear, curvilinear, cyclical, or other fashion), its ability to accommodate covariates at multiple levels of analyses to better describe change, and its ability to accommodate cases with partially missing outcome data.
For some regions, data were partially missing.
The researchers began their hunt on chromosome 10 because they knew that this chromosome is completely or partially missing in a variety of cancers, especially aggressive brain tumors called gliomas--a prime indication that it carries a tumor suppressor.
13Little and Rubin (1987) also add procedures based on completely recorded units (analysing only observations with complete data), as well as design-based weighted estimation and imputation-based procedures (the missing values are filled in) to their taxonomy of methods with partially missing data.
RAND subscale scores may be computed even when all items are not answered, i.e. with partially missing items [5, 11]; however, in this paper, subscales with item-nonresponse were excluded from the analysis, since missing data and/or imputed values may introduce bias in the estimates [16].
Below them is the vase which Polyxena (partially missing), who is ahead of him, has dropped.
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