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MISSING option

O In the PROC REPORT statement, if the MISSING option had been excluded, then the data for subject 712 would have been wrongfully omitted from the output for all summarized variables, including age, gender, and race. [Pg.136]

Note the very important MISSING option in the PROC REPORT. This ensures that all of your data actually appear in the printed output. Without the MISSING option, PROC REPORT drops any observation with a missing GROUP, ORDER, or ACROSS variable. The NOWINDOWS option is used because this program is designed to run in batch mode and we do not want to run PROC REPORT interactively. [Pg.187]

Remember that if you do not want to exclude missing values from your counts or from the denominators of your percentage calculations, you need to specify the MISSING option in your TABLES statement. [Pg.249]

All the sections must be completed by the user and then submitted to a single administrator for addition to the database. Upon completion of the form, the user has the option of making a check submission, which processes the data and performs error checks as normal, but displays the verdict on screen for the user rather than sending the data to the administrator. A variety of errors are checked, including missing data and inconsistent data, invalid molecular structures or numeric data outside the normal range. When the user is satisfied with the form data, they can be submitted to the administrator via the exporf button. Upon submission, the data are stored... [Pg.99]

USE PROC REPORT TO WRITE THE TABLE TO FILE. options nonuniber nodate Is = 84 missing = formchar = "I-------------1 + 1-+= -/ <> " ... [Pg.144]

WRITE SUMMARY STATISTICS TO FILE USING PROC REPORT. options nonumber nodate missing = " "... [Pg.181]

Note that the A Tmin for the problem must be fixed in order to remain an MILP problem. Fixing A Tmin fixes the composite curves and the temperatures across each enthalpy interval or block. Unfortunately, this would not necessarily lead to the best network, as the initial superstructure was already simplified with many structural options missing. But this can be allowed for by first carrying out the... [Pg.418]

C02 sequestration technology is a viable contender among a set of options to stabilize the atmospheric C02 level over the next few decades (Lackner, 2002). The technical ability to start such a process exists today, but the institutional structures required to reduce C02 emissions are still missing. For hydrogen production, carbon sequestration at the very least will buy time for alternatives to fossil fuels to become competitive. It is, however, equally possible that carbon sequestration removes the major environmental obstacles to the use of fossil fuels in which case it may prove competitive with alternatives for a long time to come. [Pg.597]

You get 2 points for everything in order. Information in parentheses is optional. The first two items may be in any order. You get 1 point if the order is wrong or if any of the starred items is missing. [Pg.298]

This entire setup will get 2 points (the 134 is optional). You get 1 point if you miss a step. [Pg.342]

If the answer you found does not match the choices, look at the question carefully, return to the diagram, and go over your options to see what you missed. [Pg.226]

In the ideal case, superposition of all input molecules is desired. Sometimes it could be of advantage to permit some molecules, up to a specified number, to miss one, one particular or more than one of the features of a configuration in order to map all the remaining features. The benefit from such an option is that it allows one to work with compounds that may have a different binding mode or show activity in a particular assay as a result of an alternative mechanism of action or experimental errors. [Pg.31]


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