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Carl Liebermeister and the emergence of modern medical statistics. Part 3: 19th-century criticism and a paradigm lost. [PDF]
Held L, Matthews RA.
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Bayesianism and the idea of scientific rationality
Bayesianism has been dubbed as the most adequate and successful theory of scientific rationality. Its success mainly lies in its ability to combine two mutually exclusive elements involved in the process of theory selection in science, viz.: the ...
Joven, Jeremiah Joven B.
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During pancreatitis, IL‐1α is released from necrotic acinar cells. In response to IL‐1α, pancreatic fibroblasts release chemokines and cytokines that regulate the recruitment of immune cells to the damaged organ. Furthermore, IL‐1α primes fibroblasts, resulting in increased tissue fibrosis during chronic pancreatitis.
Hala Mazloum +13 more
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Multiple comparisons controversies are about context and costs, not frequentism versus Bayesianism. [PDF]
Greenland S, Hofman A.
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Inference to the Best Explanation, Bayesianism, and Feminist Bank Tellers
Inference to the Best Explanation and Bayesianism have both been proposed as descriptions of the way that people make inferences. This paper argues that one result from cognitive psychology, the "feminist bank teller" experiment, suggests that people use
Chart, David
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Using a novel, aptamer‐based biosensor, here we have performed 20‐s‐resolved, in situ measurements of plasma‐free tryptophan in the jugular veins of live rats (blue). This unprecedented time‐resolution provides insights into the regulation of tryptophan metabolism in live, intact animals.
Yuyang Wu +7 more
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Motivating Objective Bayesianism: From Empirical Constraints to Objective Probabilities
Objective Bayesian methodology is widely used in statistics, physics, engineering and artificial intelligence. However, every justification for this method has contained glaring holes.
Williamson, Jon
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