The impact of combining low power and low pre-study odds has important consequences for the likelihood that the research finding is actually true.
Because the magnitude is small, it is of little consequence to the likelihood of the data.
Solving backwards, we start by analyzing the second period's problem, namely the location choice, and derive its consequences on the (ex ante) likelihood of return migration in period 1 and on saving and remittance decisions.
The identification of a BRCA mutation has profound consequences for clinical management; impacting on the likelihood of developing contralateral breast cancer and/or ovarian cancer and increasingly having implications for optimal therapy (Antoniou et al, 2003; Fong et al, 2009; Tutt et al, 2010; Nathanson and Domchek, 2011).
Invitations for screening should include clear information on the likelihood and consequences of overdetection to allow people to make an informed choice.
The city relied on three separate analyses to support the plan: a comparison of potential climate change scenarios in Chicago under higher and lower greenhouse gas emissions, an assessment of Chicago's economic risk under both emissions scenarios, and a prioritization of potential impacts based on the likelihood and local consequences of occurrence.
In a second experiment, the consequences of size difference between the sexes on the likelihood to mate as well as the brood care intensity after successful mating were tested.
Uninteresting enigmas, perhaps, but in a game of minor consequences, that and the likelihood of an even contest at least make this match-up interesting.
On the other hand, the low utilization of maternal health care services subjects women to high risks that lead to unfavourable consequences and increase the likelihood of maternal morbidity, mortality and disability.
The consequence is the likelihood of a raised skills and education bar for entry into many professions and occupations," the report said.
