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    Overconfident results with the bivariate random effects model for meta-analysis of diagnostic accuracy studies by Furuya-Kanamori, Luis

    Published 2022
    “…Diaz found that the performance of the bivariate model deteriorates when between-study heterogeneity increases and the number of studies decrease.5 Our simulation studies found similar results—with moderate levels of heterogeneity (tau2 = 1), the coverage probabilities of Se, Sp, and the diagnostic odds ratio (DOR) with the bivariate model dropped below the nominal level.6 Diagnostic accuracy studies usually favor sensitivity over specificity, or vice versa leading to diagnostic 2 × 2 tables with one or more of the cells with low frequency or zero counts. …”
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    Effect Of Sand Blasting On Soda Lime Glass Properties by Bousbaa, C.

    Published 2003
    “…The average strength remains almost constant while the dispersion becomes much reduced for the glass sand blasted during 60 minutes (m = 10.4 and smoy = 64 MPa). The variation of the relative efficiency of glass protected solar panels versus sand blasting duration (seen up to 300 min) shows a slow regular decrease until 0.91 for a 90° impact angle and until 0.95 for 30°. …”
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    Wind energy potential along the onshore and offshore Qatar by Mohammed, Aboobacker Valliyil

    Published 2020
    “…cant increase or decrease of wind power around Qatar in the last 40 years in most of the locations, while there is a slight decreasing trend in the o?…”
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    Energy Demand Estimation and Forecasting in Qatar by Khalifa, Ahmed Ali

    Published 2018
    “…He consider three scenarios, the reference one and two alternatives with increases/decreases in the factors affecting energy demand. …”
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