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Hypothesis testing: to doubt or not to doubt?
African Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health, 2010In this second article on inferential statistical analysis, the author lookes at how it is used to test hypotheses—to test statements about the population being studied. The aim of this article is to help readers understand the basic systematic process of testing a hypothesis, to be aware of directional and nondirectional tests and when they might be ...
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Doubting these doubts—A reply to Collet
Biological Psychology, 1989In reply to Collet (1989) it is argued that principal component analysis (PCA) of event-related potentials is not invalidated or disproved by the arguments of his comment. The main points of this reply are as follows. First, since Collet's analysis was based on the correlation matrix only, it cannot disprove assumptions of PCA which do not constrain ...
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British Journal of Healthcare Management, 2009
January 2009 was a busy one. A brand new NHS constitution. A warning from the Commons Public Accounts Committee that the NHS IT programme should not be given more than six months to prove itself in its current form. The launch of plans for pilots to give patients individual budgets.
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January 2009 was a busy one. A brand new NHS constitution. A warning from the Commons Public Accounts Committee that the NHS IT programme should not be given more than six months to prove itself in its current form. The launch of plans for pilots to give patients individual budgets.
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International Journal of Modern Physics A, 2002
The present paper is a polemic which describes how Inflation came on the scene and suggests a possible alternative.
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The present paper is a polemic which describes how Inflation came on the scene and suggests a possible alternative.
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Reasonable Doubt, Legal Doubt and Scientific Doubt
Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1994Abstract Methods designed to obviate wrongful conviction in the pre-scientific era are ill-adapted to the assessment of complex scientific evidence in courts of the late 20th century. I argue that scientists and lawyers should collaborate to ensure that science is used to better advantage than the old methods allow.
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Southwest Philosophy Review, 2005
Socratic threads run throughout the complex tapestry of Kierkegaard’s thought and betray the deep influence ‘that noble, simple, wise man of ancient times’ had upon him. To a lesser, though significant extent, the thought of Aristotle lies beneath the surface of much of Kierkegaard’s thinking as well.
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Socratic threads run throughout the complex tapestry of Kierkegaard’s thought and betray the deep influence ‘that noble, simple, wise man of ancient times’ had upon him. To a lesser, though significant extent, the thought of Aristotle lies beneath the surface of much of Kierkegaard’s thinking as well.
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2009
Cost-benefit analysis in security is appealing as a standard approach, admirable for its simplicity, appreciated for its generality, but otherwise worthless. Every cost-benefit calculation requires a consistent scale, and the more people this affects, the less they're likely to agree on whatever rescaling this forces. Thus, questions such as "What is a
Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway
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Cost-benefit analysis in security is appealing as a standard approach, admirable for its simplicity, appreciated for its generality, but otherwise worthless. Every cost-benefit calculation requires a consistent scale, and the more people this affects, the less they're likely to agree on whatever rescaling this forces. Thus, questions such as "What is a
Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway
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Teamwork doubting and doubting teamwork
Improving Schools, 2018Teams of teachers and administrators have become more and more common as a framework for improving responsiveness to the ever more dynamic educational environment. Although teamwork is often expected to broaden the team’s collective knowledge base, consequently improving team effectiveness, research shows that this potential effectiveness is not always
Pascale Benoliel, Chen Schechter
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Science, 2021
Dozens of papers linking high carbon dioxide to unsettling changes in fish behavior fall under suspicion.
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Dozens of papers linking high carbon dioxide to unsettling changes in fish behavior fall under suspicion.
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2010
Imagine yourself lying semi-comatose in an intensive care unit (ICU) bed, attached to a ventilator, seven days after a severe stroke.
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Imagine yourself lying semi-comatose in an intensive care unit (ICU) bed, attached to a ventilator, seven days after a severe stroke.
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