Examples of using Random effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the difference of pondered averages was calculated random effect model with the corresponding CI 95.
Given the heterogeneity identified among the clinical trials included, the random effect model was utilized for performing the meta-analysis.
The Figure shows the probabilities of death for the categories of the variable source of payment according to random effect levels, that depict the variability in mortality between hospitals.
The analyzes were performed using random regression models considering fixed sex effect and direct additive genetic random effect as functions of the tryptophan:
of each study and the diamond, the integrated error rate calculated through the random effect model.
Consequently, in a total of 5,066 medication errors, the random effect rate was measured to 6.5.
Thus, in a total of 5,066 medication errors, the random effect rate was 31.6.
from these six studies, the random effect error rate was as 20.9.
When the level of heterogeneity was higher than 30%, the random effect model was applied on the fixed effect model.
using random effect models in the lung function time trajectory.
use the data on fixed effect panel and random effect unbalanced, the sample varies in many observations
This model considers the individuals as random effect and, as fixed effects,
the first level factors(children), and the random effect between the outcome and the second level factors clusters of the sampling design.
whose average rate can be explained by a group of covariates and a random effect.
it means that the gene frequency of around 30% in the next generation might have increased to 35%, because of this random effect.
From the analysis of the random effect in both models it can be seen that the hypothesis that the intercept is considered as having a random effect is acceptable, since it was significant.
the first level factors children, and the random effect between the outcome and the second level factors clusters of the sampling design.
The authors found, through the use of random effect models, that the prevalence of IHD among females was consistently greater than among men,
Random effect meta-analyses, which assessed the standardized mean differences,