Prison sentences that occurred within the follow-up period were truncated (ie, interval-truncation), as the participants were not 'at-risk' of utilising health services in the community while incarcerated.
This method can be extended to both general interval-censored data and truncated and interval-censored data.
This assumption leads to the design of a model with a truncated integration interval which requires storage of and integration over a much shorter period of the particle's history compared to other history force models.
Alternatively, PET list-mode data can be truncated to an interval before or after patient motion and an appropriate μ-map can be selected for attenuation correction.
The submitted probabilities are truncated for the interval [ 10 −15,1−10−15] by p ij = max(min(p ij,1−10−15),10−15) prior to scoring in order to avoid extremes in the log function [30].
Without loss of generality, it is assumed in (3) that ρ=1−φ where φ is a random variable with a gamma probability density function Γ μ,1) truncated to the interval [ 0,1].
Pecking the key truncated the illumination interval and immediately released the reward.
To identify unusually extreme summarized gene values on log2 scale, values outside [−5.0, 1.0] were temporarily ignored (removing tails completely) and parameters of a normal distribution truncated to this interval determined by maximum likelihood.
Each worm trajectory was then automatically truncated into 10 s intervals.
Shaded area indicates the 95%% confidence interval for graphs C, S and T. For the other graphs, upper limits of 95%% confidence intervals are truncated to maximum ASR value displayed on scale for graphical reasons (graphs A, D, F, G, H, I, L, M, N O, P, R, U, V, W) or the confidence interval is not shown (graphs B, E, J, K, Q).
