By using a mixed-effects analysis, which combines between-subject and within-subject variance at the group level, our data are less likely to be influenced by outliers, such as the left-handed SLI subject whose LI is reliably right-lateralised.
Critically, there is substantial functional crosstalk between these distinct epigenetic elements, which combines to determine cell phenotype.
A new index for analysis of single-case research data was proposed, Tau-U, which combines nonoverlap between phases with trend from within the intervention phase.
Central to the new healthcare system is the concept of managed competition, which combines competition between health insurers and providers of health care with regulation such as the obligation for insurers to accept all applicants for the basic insurance package.
This is an experimental study among client firms in the market research industry, which combines a conjoint and between-subjects design to lead to several new insights.
In [45], Rosenau proposed a dispersive dissipative entity (DD k,m,n)) which combines the interaction between convection, dispersion and dissipation.
Practically, if one collects a single measurement for each trait from each individual, correlations between behaviors will provide phenotypic correlations, which combine the between-individual and within-individual components with unknown magnitudes.
The classic example of the hybrid system is the German Bundestag, which combines the personal link between representatives and voters with proportionality.
For years now, Snider has endeared himself to crowds with his endlessly digressive between-song commentary, which combines the sly phrasing of a stoner, the perfect timing of a standup comedian, and a mastery of the tiny detail.
We then apply a similarity function (see below) which combines the degree of overlap between the shapes as well as the similarity between overlapping chem-vectors.
