This type of unexplained deviation from expected costs is also referred to as the department level of inefficiency [9, 16, 25, 26].
One unexplained deviation from the group was the 14 mM BTE, which had a significantly higher percentage of live cells compared to any other group; these results were comparable for Vero cells (data not shown).
For a particular observation x, the difference between x and the grand mean can be split into two parts as follows: x - grand mean = (treatment mean - grand mean) + (x - treatment mean) Total deviation = deviation explained by treatment + unexplained deviation (residual) This is analogous to the regression situation (see statistics review 7 [ 3]) with the treatment mean forming the fitted value.
That leaves only seven unexplained backbone deviations, of which three were assigned to model 1 (F18, D21, and K81), and four were not assigned to a model (L133, L137, E168, and N170).
BSV, between-subject variability; CL, clearance; CV, coefficient of variation; RUV, residual unexplained variability; SD, standard deviation; Vd, volume of distribution.
Again, the error term (xi _{i}) has three components: unexplained variations in household permanent income, deviations of their actual income from its permanent income and deviations of their reported income from their true income.
While heterogeneity refers to unexplained variation, bias refers to systematic deviations from the true underlying effect due, for example, to imbalances between study arms [ 2].
This divergence remains unexplained.
Finally, to compensate major unexplained peaks (outliers), residuals greater than 1.5 standard deviations, lasting 3 week or more and not explained by IA or extreme temperatures were included as artificial epidemic-parameters to compensate these (∑epi).
Coronary angiography should be considered in every patient with unexplained cardiogenic shock, especially in cases of ST-segment deviation.
