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The ANL: Does it, or does it not?
International Journal of Audiology, 2013About twenty years ago, an intriguing idea regarding the ability to predict successful hearing-aid usage was suggested, based on identifying the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at which individuals sto...
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What random assignment does and does not do
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2003AbstractRandom assignment of patients to comparison groups stochastically tends, with increasing sample size or number of experiment replications, to minimize the confounding of treatment outcome differences by the effects of differences among these groups in unknown/unmeasured patient characteristics.
Merton S, Krause, Kenneth I, Howard
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Pediatrics, 1987
The published reports of uncontrolled trials have begun to include an emollient statement in the final paragraphs of the discussion, qualifying the conclusions by drawing attention to the need for these promising findings to be confirmed in a large randomized trial.
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The published reports of uncontrolled trials have begun to include an emollient statement in the final paragraphs of the discussion, qualifying the conclusions by drawing attention to the need for these promising findings to be confirmed in a large randomized trial.
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Proceedings. Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems, TOOLS 25 (Cat. No.97TB100239), 2002
Java is commonly considered the ideal language for implementing software for the Internet. A closer look, however, reveals that distributed programming is poorly supported in Java. This is because the very design of the language rules out distribution-transparent remote invocation. It is shown that Sun's technology for distributed Java programming, RMI,
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Java is commonly considered the ideal language for implementing software for the Internet. A closer look, however, reveals that distributed programming is poorly supported in Java. This is because the very design of the language rules out distribution-transparent remote invocation. It is shown that Sun's technology for distributed Java programming, RMI,
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Occupational Therapy In Health Care, 2002
Lecturing is probably the most common teaching method used in higher education. However, it does not involve the student in the learning process. Student achievement is improved when students are involved in active rather than passive learning. This article focuses on how the Five-Step Lesson Guide was used by the author to move from the traditional ...
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Lecturing is probably the most common teaching method used in higher education. However, it does not involve the student in the learning process. Student achievement is improved when students are involved in active rather than passive learning. This article focuses on how the Five-Step Lesson Guide was used by the author to move from the traditional ...
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Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, 2010
Through its impact on the adenoma-carcinoma sequence, colonoscopy has a central role in the detection and prevention of colorectal cancer (CRC). Observational data support a protective effect of colonoscopy and polypectomy on CRC incidence and mortality.
Hewett, David G. +2 more
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Through its impact on the adenoma-carcinoma sequence, colonoscopy has a central role in the detection and prevention of colorectal cancer (CRC). Observational data support a protective effect of colonoscopy and polypectomy on CRC incidence and mortality.
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IEEE Software, 2019
Most of us who work with software know all too well how easy it is to make small mistakes that escape detection in tests and come back to haunt us later. Unfortunately, when you study formal software verification techniques, one of the first things you learn is that a foolproof method for analyzing your code to reliably prevent these types of ...
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Most of us who work with software know all too well how easy it is to make small mistakes that escape detection in tests and come back to haunt us later. Unfortunately, when you study formal software verification techniques, one of the first things you learn is that a foolproof method for analyzing your code to reliably prevent these types of ...
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When and why does the dream die? or does it?
Fertility and Sterility, 2004A large percentage of patients discontinues infertility treatment despite a reasonable prognosis and benefits that cover the costs. Recognition of this problem and appropriate intervention may play a role in helping couples remain in treatment.
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What does (and does not) affect crime in India?
International Journal of Social Economics, 2019PurposeThis paper uses data from 2010 to 2016 across 32 states and union territories to investigate the determinants of crime in India. Results indicate the significance of macroeconomic, demographic, socioeconomic and deterrence factors in accounting for various categories of crime.Design/methodology/approachDue to the evidence of heteroskedasticity ...
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