Final analyses were undertaken with regression models, adjusted for repeated measures and baseline values, in SAS version 9.2.
Many more in virtuo studies could now be undertaken with this model to examine for example how important the different variables are to the expansion of NHK.
Multivariate analysis will also be undertaken with logistic regression models (dependent variable presence/absence of fatty liver) allowing adjustment of the effect of the different independent variables on the presence of non alcoholic fatty liver.
Homology modelling of mouse ACE3 was undertaken with the SWISS-MODEL software [ 43] based on its alignment to the human testicular ACE template (PDB code 1o86).
Regression of the annual increase in referral numbers was undertaken with generalised linear modelling using the Poisson distribution, and rate of referrals compared by Poisson rate ratio.
To illustrate these points, we will use data from studies we have undertaken with an animal model of diarrhea caused by a subtype of enteropathogenic E. coli, known as rabbit-specific enteropathogenic E. coli (REPEC).
Cost-effectiveness analysis was undertaken with a public sector model of the DMP as the intervention and a usual practice model as the comparator.
Observed data are compared with predicted values derived from modeling undertaken with the finite element (FE) analysis software.
In particular, they can be prepared on metallic surfaces such as gold electrodes, which allow a number of electrochemical studies and applications that could not be undertaken with other types of model systems, such as liposome suspensions.
Parametric analysis undertaken with the semi-analytical model allows to identify a near-resonant phenomenon which is responsible for increasing the absorbed power by the single elements of the array.
Significant on-going research has been undertaken with things called global climate models (GCMs), which are computer-based simulations of how the oceans, the atmosphere, the ice sheets, sea-ice and the land surface all interact.
