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Peptides attributed to ten species of Nosema were represented, but because of high cross-correlations among the different peptides within the genus these were aggregated based on cluster analysis into two distinct groupings.
These cues were aggregated, based on similar meanings, by the researchers into 11 different domains (see Table 1).
Data from both trials were aggregated based on similarity of supplementation and on identical surveillance methods of the infectious complications.
The eight subscale scores were aggregated based on population-specific weights to calculate two summary scores, the physical (PCS) and mental component summary (MCS) scores.
The data for each experiment were step-wise normalised [ 78] and filtered to remove spots with an A-value below 8. Finally the separate data files were median aggregated based on gene model and merged to a single matrix.
Mode choice models can be aggregated if they are based on aggregated zonal (and inter-zonal) information.
That study projected a reverse trend of incremental costs and ICER with age ($51 K/LYG for young patients and $21 K/LYG for the elderly) than what we observed, but its cost estimates were based on aggregated and literature-based data, and it did not observe a relationship between non-chemotherapy cost components and age as did our observational study.
The data collection is voluntary and is based on aggregated data on initiated IVF treatments [ 3].
Decisions about future service developments were generally based on aggregated data held at state or national level, and information from the initiative itself was not incorporated.
The aggregated results were calculated based on a random-effects model, which provides a more conservative estimate of variance and generates more accurate inferences about a population of studies beyond those included in this review.
The eight hypotheses were assessed based on their aggregated group scores for each construct of the questionnaire.
