In this study, we identified a structural tract in vivo between the STN and a cortical region that was associated with mechanisms underlying bias in choice behavior (vmPFC).
In this study, we seek to quantify the structural connection between the STN and a cortical region that was associated with mechanisms underlying bias in choice behavior (vmPFC).
Characterisation of bias in choice of nursing homes requires harmonisation of the Veterans Affairs and Medicare databases, which has not yet been achieved.
Funnel plots and contour-enhanced funnel plots were used to assess bias, including publication bias, in choice of trials as well as a generic tendency for smaller trials to report stronger effects.
In this study, we first seek to quantify a structural connection between the STN and a cortical region that was associated with mechanisms underlying bias in choice behavior (vmPFC).
In particular, while attempts were made to reduce bias in choice of centres taking part in the study, it remains possible that centres more likely to take part might have good relationships with the sponsor, a suggestion somewhat countered by the frequent use of premix insulin in the population studied.
Reasons for this increase include self-reported selection bias in choice of patients with higher Karnofsky Performance Status (KPS) and smaller tumor size [ 4], though future studies would later qualitatively confirm the presence of a steep learning curve in the surgical procedure [ 8, 9].
We further tested an extended model which in the (V right– V left) term of Equation 2 featured two additional bias terms that could model the monkeys' possible biases in choices made using saccades and reaches.
The summary statistics presented in this study should be interpreted with care as there was some potential for selection bias in the choices made for RT-PCR validation among the genes identified as differential by both normalization procedures.
In description-based judgment tasks, framing a choice as 'accept' or 'reject' provokes well-described biases in choice behavior (Tversky and Kahneman, 1981).
