Statistical modelling was employed to evaluate the relative influence of the predictors described above on all measures of population diversity (H E, A, s, H mt) in turn.
First, a statistical model was employed to determine the Maximum Likelihood Estimate (MLE) phase of heterozygous SNVs in each parent by combining recombination frequencies from the HapMap database [ 25] with SNP array measurements from parents and SNP array measurements from sibling embryos (Additional file 1: Note S4).
Rather than running a trace-driven simulation, a statistical model is employed, more specifically a Poisson distribution, to predict how these types of delay affects performance.
However, within psychometrics, recently a much different picture of cognitive diagnosis has emerged in which statistical models are employed to obtain cognitive diagnosis information from conventional assessments not designed for cognitive diagnosis purposes.
A statistical model is employed to isolate the influence of material structure, composition and morphology on the electrochemical performance at the discharge rates 2, 5, 10 and 20 mA g−1.
In this regard, the following statistical model is employed.
A statistical model is employed to derive the decision rule from the likelihood ratio test.
In survival analysis, statistical models are employed to identify or propose combinations of risk factors that might predict patient survival.
Two different statistical models were employed in regression analysis: model A, considering sex and kidney function as covariates; and model B, considering all covariates.
Linear mixed modeling were employed for statistical analyses.
Statistical Lagrangian Particle Tracking (SLPT) model was employed for calculating impactor collection efficiency and validated by comparing with the experimental data of Tsai, C.J., Cheng, Y.H. ((1995).
