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Grafström et al. (2014), for example, introduced the local pivotal method, to select well-spread probability samples, in multidimensional spaces, from larger populations.
Approximate confidence intervals for the treatment mean difference and the individual means are constructed using the pivotal method of Woodroofe, and an approximation to the bias of the maximum likelihood estimator of the treatment mean difference is studied based on the work of Whitehead.
We propose a pivotal method for estimating high-dimensional sparse linear regression models, where the overall number of regressors p is large, possibly much larger than n, but only s regressors are significant.
With respect to micro-thermophotovoltaic (MTPV) system, achieving a higher wall temperature and wider range of flame stability in micro-combustor is pivotal, which may be the most effective method to improve the work efficiency of the device.
A second method to depersonalize difficult decisions is to not leave pivotal choices in the hands of one or just a few individuals – usually top managers – but, instead, to tap into the wisdom of the company's internal crowd.
When planning the statistical method to be applied for profile comparison, there are several pivotal considerations that need to be integrated into the study design.
Pivotal to our method is the use of receptor ensembles to describe protein flexibility.
These include psychoeducational methods to combat 'confirmation bias' pivotal to ideological extremism and inter- and intra-group conflict.
Accurate methods to preoperatively characterize adnexal tumors are pivotal for optimal patient management.
Efficient modelling methods to assess soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks have a pivotal importance as inputs for global carbon cycle studies and decision-making processes.
As new and creative methods to deliver education are explored, the coordinator plays a pivotal role in ensuring accountability and continuity of the educational process (23, 60– 60).
