This study investigates the possible impacts of future climate change on meteorological drought events in Turkey by using a new statistical downscaling technique based on polytomous logistic regression, denoted as the model output statistics (MOS) technique.
B3 SCIENCE/HEALTH Computing the Age of AIDS Scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory said that using a new statistical method and one of the world's most powerful computers they had traced the origin of the AIDS epidemic to around 1930.
Using a new statistical method and one of the world's most powerful computers, scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory said today that they had traced the origin of the AIDS epidemic to around 1930, nearly 30 years before the earliest known infection in humans.
To describe population mean, variance, and correlation of cycle length across the life span and by age at menopause and age at menarche using a new statistical approach.
(2016) studied the distinctive spatial patterns of TEC response to solar, seasonal, diurnal, and geomagnetic influences using a new statistical model based on the linear summation of different influences, but this also neglects the coupling between them.
Also using a new statistical theory of the Support Vector Machine (SVM), strength parameters were predicted by developing a suitable model and as a result, the application of soft computing in structural engineering has been successfully presented in this research paper.
In this report, we quantified this variation in yeast at individual nucleosomes using a new statistical framework.
In this study, we employ a new method to estimate unique components of the hospital function structure, separately of estimations of production efficiency, using a new statistical model and panel datasets.
Changes in nitrate concentration and flux between 1980 and 2008 at eight sites in the Mississippi River basin were determined using a new statistical method that accommodates evolving nitrate behavior over time and produces flow-normalized estimates of nitrate concentration and flux that are independent of random variations in streamflow.
To assess whether that was achieved, the authors of The Lancet paper used a new statistical method.
