Accuracy in the recognition memory task was analyzed using one-sample t tests with participant performance compared against 50%% accuracy, which constituted chance accuracy.
It is an interesting philosophical debate, beyond the scope of the present paper, to consider whether unknown-but-deterministic causes constitute "chance," how this may or may not differ from "true stochasticity," and how the answer should affect the conduct of dose-response analysis.
"The arrest of Saddam Hussein constitutes a chance that we all must take advantage of," Mr. de Villepin said.
For companies like Chevron, Shell, and BP, this is what Africa's rise in the coming century can constitute: the chance to make them even richer than they are already.
For companies like Chevron, Shell and BP, this is what Africa's rise in the coming century can constitute: the chance to make them even richer than they are already.
(A chance constitutes any play in which a player can make a putout, an assist, or an error; when a chance is "handled," either a putout or an assist is the result).
Seven points behind with a game in hand constitutes an outside chance of catching the leaders but, with Sir Alex Ferguson's side still to visit the Emirates Stadium and none of the Champions League or FA Cup commitments that could yet impact on United, it is a chance Arsenal refused to relinquish at Bloomfield Road.
This constitutes the last chance for this endemic and critically endangered species.
We speculate that this incomplete neuronal architecture that follows the emergence of the adult flies from their pupae constitutes a 'second chance' mechanism that can overcome drastically unfavorable food conditions that exist during the larval stages.
This highlights the possible mentality changes this last decade regarding PrG status as a medical disorder and constitutes a better chance for GPs to be motivated to play a role in its management.
