It also uses quantitative estimates of g rather than a dichotomous trait and includes individuals from the full range of the normal distribution, extending the analysis to accommodate the quantitative trait locus model (Plomin et al. 2008).
A color chart can be used to give a clinically useful quantitative estimate of methemoglobinemia.
Cox survivor plots were used for graphical depiction; the Cox survivor function was used for quantitative estimates of survival.
Log-normal survivor plots, based on parametric estimation, were used for graphical depiction; the log-normal survivor function was used for quantitative estimates of survival.
The present study used quantitative volume estimates of the hippocampus based on structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to predict memory performance of individuals with epilepsy of temporal lobe origin (TLE).
Here we revisit the interrelations between population genetic structure, mating system and plant traits using a quantitative estimate of the mating system (i.e. outcrossing rate), while controlling phylogenetic signal and using traits as covariates.
Importantly, we demonstrate that data from mapping studies that use genotyping by sequencing in nonmodel species can be used to obtain quantitative estimates of interference.
By using historical data from experimental human infections with diverse P. vivax strains, survival analysis models were used to obtain quantitative estimates of the incubation period and time to first relapse for P. vivax malaria in broad geographic regions.
The case-only study design used by Khalaj is useful in determining which groups of patients are more susceptible to extreme heat events but cannot be used to provide quantitative estimates of the overall increase in deaths or the demand for health services during such events.
