MCAR definition

MCAR means Civil Aviation Regulations 2016.

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MCAR means Civil Aviation Regulations 2016; and

MCAR. Monmouth County Association of REALTORS, Inc.

Examples of MCAR in a sentence

• Conditions in which we removed nominators or nominees completely at random (MCAR) were for baseline comparisons.

• We conducted 3,000 replications to obtain a MCAR effect distribution.

• When simulated nonparticipa- tion was MCAR, inclusion or exclusion of nominees made little difference for the reliability of or the correlations between ▇▇▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇.

• This process centered around having the same systematically missing nominees still missing as nominators but randomly removing 20% of nominees from the dataset’s partici- pants (MAR nominators with MCAR nominees, 3,000 replications, 99% confidence interval).

• The Adult Care Home Operator and the Resident must adhere to all applicable MCAR, ORS (Oregon Revised Statutes) and OAR related to the use and storage of Marijuana in or on the grounds of the home.

• As a condition for payment the Contractor must ensure that the nursing facility has met all federal and State Pre-Admission Screen and Resident Review (PASSR) requirements for all individuals seeking admission or readmission to a nursing facility, subsequent to the provisions in 42 C.F.R. §§ 483.100- 138 and MCAR Section 0378.05.

• The parties agree to advise MCAR of any change in the information provided in this Agreement including, but not limited to, names, addresses, and contact information.

• MCAR and MOMLS hereby warrant and represent that they have full power and authority to enter into and consummate the transactions contemplated in this Agreement and to grant the License and Access rights set forth herein.

• The Metro Centre Association of REALTORS® (MCAR) collects local (MCAR), state (New Jersey REALTORS® - NJR®) and national (National Association of REALTORS® - NAR) dues from its primary members.

• EXCEPT AS EXPLICITLY PROVIDED HEREIN, MCAR AND MOMLS EXPRESSLY AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM AND REJECT ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, COMPLETENESS AND/OR TIMELINESS OF THE MLS DATABASES OR THE MLS CONTENT, OR ANY WARRANTIES OF NONINFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

More Definitions of MCAR

MCAR means that the reason the data is missing is not related to the desired outcome or any of the variables that are being considered. MCAR is a subset of missing at random (MAR); MAR occurs when the data that is missing is not related to the desired outcome but may be related to the other variables that are being considered, a much easier requirement to meet. The complete case method further assumes that the people who are missing a visit are not different from the people who attended every visit. This may be a flawed assumption. The deletion method also leads to decreased degrees of freedom and loss of possibly important information. Another method to complete the data is the LOCF method. The LOCF method requires the data missing to be MAR. This method takes the last reported observation for the patient and carries it forward into all of the missing values after it (Mallinckrodt, Kaiser, Watkin, Molenberghs, & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2004). The LOCF method may bias estimates of treatment effects in either direction and will underestimate the standard errors due to assuming all of the missed visits are identical to the last visit. A repeated measures ANOVA can be run on the data once it is made complete by one of the methods mentioned above. One important fact about the repeated measures ANOVA is that both time and group are used as categorical variables, and the time points must be equally spaced. This model gives estimates of the desired outcome for each time point. Customized hypothesis tests can then be used to compare pre-post HAM-D scores across groups to establish efficacy. The 2-way ANOVA model is specified below: = + + + + where i=group, j=time point, k=subject, μ= overall mean, αi = group means, βj = time means, γij = group by time interaction, and ~(0, 2) Repeated measures ANOVA on a complete data set is still commonly used by clinicians due to its simplicity in both analysis and interpretations. The biggest downside of this method is that it is missing possibly crucial information due to dropping out data or imputing data.

MCAR means Maldivian Civil Aviation Regulations adopted by the Maldivian Civil Aviation Authority (MCAA);

MCAR means the Civil Aviation Regulations 2016; “MCTOM” means maximum certificated take-off mass;