Sentence examples for same population model from inspiring English sources

We have the same population model as before.

Only one study held a level of rigour where independent application of several case definitions was conducted on the same population (model A).

When we identified multiple reports from the same authors investigating the same population or model, we included only the most recent study.

Equal numbers of oocytes had mutation levels greater or less than the mean, in keeping with the random genetic drift mechanism, and with the same population genetics model [46] (adapted for humans, with 23 cell divisions), the bottleneck was estimated as 173 segregating units [45,47].

The remaining 238 trees were used for model validation on data from the same population as the model fitting data set.

This approach simultaneously estimates fixed parameters (parameters that are common to the entire population) and random parameters (parameters that are specific to each plot) within the same model and enables the variability between plots of the same population to be modelled.

Rather, it should be used to rank different management plans for the same population when all models produce the same ranking.[54] Alternatively, it can similarly be used to rank different populations under the same management plan, once again when all models produce the same ranking.

We used the same population for all models that included those with complete individual-level data, with the exception of cases missing hospital type, which were omitted from the models that included hospital type (<0.1%).

When VLF was combined with previously assessed [ 9] hip fracture risk factors regression model for the same population (Table  6), the final model included VLF, low physical activity, and impaired functional mobility (p = 0.001, Table  6), VLF being the strongest independent factor for hip fracture (OR = 3.3, 95% CI 1.2 9.0).

[ 57] Explanation Assessment of the risk model in the same population as that from which the model was derived generally leads to more positive conclusions than when the evaluation is conducted in an independent population [ 58].

For SNP subsets that were identified and re-evaluated within the same population (BG1 or S1), all model-based methods used to select subsets performed relatively well (Table  6).