With large numbers of variables, this method gave good results in the comparative simulation study using simulated autoregressive data in the original paper [1].
In this research, we performed simulated studies of barcode tags, used at case-level, and passive tags used at item-level, case-level and pallet-level in the EOL aircraft RL network in order to comparatively analyze the Return-On-Investment (ROI) of RFID technology relative to bar-coding.
Microbursts have been simulated and studied using different physical and numerical modeling methods.
The third study is a mathematically simulated data study using characteristics of the data from Study 2. The data set for the first case study contains E. coli cells that were exposed to two different ethanol concentrations.
Validation studies using simulated or real-world datasets would be useful by providing information concerning both the frequency with which these differences occur and their impact on the ACCE Method's estimates.
Using the simulated study mean values and standard deviations, meta-analysis was carried out using MD, SMD, and RoM, with inverse variance weighting and a random effects model as described in the Appendix.
Further modelling studies using simulated tumours in the non-malignant livers, and different reconstruction settings, might be of value in determining the best reconstruction method to use with nNUFTI.
Discrete-choice modeling was best able to estimate the known selection distribution in our study area regardless of sample size or number of random locations used in the analyses, but we recommend further studies using simulated data over different landscapes and different resource metrics to confirm our results.
Studies using simulated data have shown that the power to detect risk variants can be increased when allowing for epistasis in addition to single marker effects in e.g. genome-wide association studies [27].
Worse, μG can potentially alter microbial physiology and augment pathogenesis as demonstrated by the studies using simulated μG [ 14, 15].
