On Sunday, the Kelso stewards referred conditional jockey Michael O'Connell to the BHA's disciplinary panel after he was found guilty of four separate breaches of the whip rules in one ride.
For example, "Future, AfterLunch = 1" refers to the effect of Future conditional on AfterLunch taking the value of one.
The second choice refers to the size of the allocated ration, conditional on the payoff being positive.
We refer to this approach as Li-cpg (cpg denotes conditional on parental genotypes).
The probability of such degradation conditional on a specific set of accident conditions is referred to as probability of loss of assured safety (PLOAS).
Pay-for-performance refers to the transfer of money or material goods conditional on taking a measurable action or achieving a predetermined performance target [ 3].
Whether a person is registered with a diagnosis conditional on 1) that the person has been referred to specialist health care services by a primary care health care worker, and 2) that a physician reported it as a musculoskeletal disorder.
We implemented multiple imputation using the sequential regression multivariate imputation approach (SRMI), also referred to as Fully Conditional Specification (FCS) and Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations (MICE): this method allows for efficient imputation by fitting a model to each variable, conditional on all others, and imputing one variable at a time [ 50, 51].
Earlier in the day, Egypt's foreign minister, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, had complained about "the Israeli lobby's efforts to harm Egypt's interests with the Congress," referring to moves to make some American military aid to Egypt conditional on its taking steps to stop the smuggling and protect human rights.
These models are referred to as conditional models.
At the onset of hearing, on P15, auditory function, measured as auditory brainstem responses (ABRs), was identical in Pcdh15ex38-fl/ex38-fl Myo15- cre+/−mice (referred to as conditional Pcdh15Δ'CD2 mice) and their Pcdh15ex38-fl/ex38-fl littermate controls.
