General features of the model include a generic kinetic framework that permits modeling of numerous polymeric systems and the ability to readily configure multistage systems.
Even in those cases, it is still desirable to combine modeling with experimental or quasi-experimental variability in a way to that permits model validation.
The inclusion of random effects permits modelling of unmeasured and unobserved contextual factors in the models.
This equivalence provides computational convenience and permits model checking for the case-crossover design using standard log-linear model diagnostics (Lu et al. 2008).
The HGLM approach permits modelling of traits following any distribution from the exponential family of distributions, e.g. normal, gamma, binary or Poisson.
The DSS approach permits model users to change the dependency networks, change the prioritization of data, and add or remove indicators and measures thus, it is flexible and dynamic.
Accordingly, R‐INLA permits model specification and post-processing of results directly in R. All analyses in this paper were run using the R‐INLA package built in October 2011.
This then permits modeling of spatio-temporal patterns and discovery of unanticipated relationships, such as significant growth of ventro-medial frontal SP. As previously stated, we used 3D information to compute the thickness of the SP and CP.
The low incidence of scrapie in this flock [ 22] permits modelling of the age and timing of cases as a Poisson process because the course of the outbreak does not significantly impact on the demography of the susceptible sheep.
However, Einstein's second assumption that the universe is static was in conflict with his field equations, which permitted models of the universe that were homogeneous and isotropic, but not static.
The mean of the (R_{0 test}^{2}) distribution, 0.68, highlights that the uncertainty in public bioactivity data does not permit models displaying (R_{0 test}^{2}) values close to 1. Similar results were obtained for (q^{2}_{textit {test}}).
