Either that, or we place undue importance on the value of received wisdom.
In 1991, the CDC, and subsequently the WHO (1995), further reduced the blood lead value defining undue lead exposure to 10 μg/dL (CDC 1991).
All continuous variables are winsorized at 1% at both tails to mitigate the undue influence of extreme values.
The advent of new media in the last decade has allowed popular culture to create supersystems that include websites (e.g., Candystand sponsored by Kraft), Youtube videos, Facebook pages, Twitter feeds, video games, tracking software and spyware, online and video games and viral and stealth marketing that exposes children to even more undue influence on their values.
However, from examination of leverage, it was clear there were no values exhibiting undue influences, hence the overall model fit based on analysis of residuals was deemed adequate and the tests of significance for the fixed effects valid.
Moreover, such a log-transformation was necessary to limit the undue influence of the highest values on the rand p-values.
However, many machine learning algorithms do not have built-in outlier detection and such a large value may have undue influence over the final model, reducing performance.
The potential donor may also be under the effect of an undue influence to meet family values or the urgency of the transplant team.
The assumption of linearity for continuously valued factors was evaluated using Generalized Additive Models (GAM) [ 35], and relevant categorical variables were created for those that were significantly non-linear at the alpha = 0.05 level, and, for adiponectin, leptin and IGF-1 to minimize undue influence by extremely large values [ 35].
By utilizing multiple m/z values specific to (C) and (G), undue reliance on one or two marker m/z values was lifted, thereby increasing the robustness of the analysis.
