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Consequences of a Failure Analysis
2014A well-written report that clearly explains what happened, how it happened, and why it happened is valuable and serves many purposes. There are several formats for reporting the results of an investigation. The easiest format is a simple narrative, where the investigator simply describes the investigation in chronological order.
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A Cost-Consequences Analysis of Minor Injuries Telemedicine
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2005A cost-consequences analysis of minor injuries telemedicine was performed alongside a randomized controlled trial in a UK peripheral emergency department. The main outcome measures were safety and clinical effectiveness at seven days after presentation.
Noble, SM, Coast, J, Benger, J
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A consequence of signal normalization in spectrum analysis
ICASSP-88., International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2003Normalization of signals is used as a means of dynamic range regulation in many applications, but the inherent nonlinear nature of normalization and its interaction with other commonly used tools of signal processing are often ignored. The author presents some of the issues involved in signal normalization and examines the role of normalization in the ...
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The Consequences Of Model Misspecification In Regression Analysis
Multivariate Behavioral Research, 1976In ordinary least squares regression analysis the desired property of unbiasedness in estimated coefficients is contingent upon the correspondence of the fitted model with the true underlying data generating process. This paper focuses on developing a systematic characterization of the error forms resulting from model misspecification in single ...
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The Consequence of Ignoring a Level of Nesting in Multilevel Analysis
Multivariate Behavioral Research, 2004Multilevel analysis is an appropriate tool for the analysis of hierarchically structured data. There may, however, be reasons to ignore one of the levels of nesting in the data analysis. In this article a three level model with one predictor variable is used as a reference model and the top or intermediate level is ignored in the data analysis ...
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Consequence analysis: fires and explosions
1998A look around us is sufficient to realize the large quantity of flammable products such as plastics, textiles, paper, construction materials, etc., that surround us. The majority of these have been manufactured by process industries, but when one thinks about their flammability characteristics only their use is considered and not their prior ...
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