Another important contribution from life history theory to public health is the prediction that the effects of sex, marital status and dependent offspring on likelihood of health effort might vary with the individual's life history strategy.
Each pixel is assigned a value dependent on the likelihood of the null hypothesis being false.
3 Since that time, a key question for the clinical community has been: "Is axillary dissection necessary for SN micrometastases?" The benefit of axillary dissection is dependent on the likelihood of finding additional nodal metastases.
Chemical cross-linking, however, is simply dependent on the likelihood that the reactive groups are close together; therefore, little information about the overall protein folds can be derived solely from these experiments.
The number of times a tree is sampled is dependent on the likelihood of the tree, thus the PP value of a particular arrangement can be an estimate of confidence in that arrangement.
Being dependent on remittances implies higher likelihood of disability compared to dependence on farming or wages (older women).
Generally, whether a college is a good safety school for you or not is dependent on four key points: likelihood of admission, affordability, specialization, and attachment.
But the likelihood was dependent on whether they were unemployed, poor, living in disadvantaged communities, using drugs or alcohol, and had suffered from "violent victimization" during a part of their lives.
The decision-maker first decides what he/she considers is an appropriate estimate for the effect of the treatment, which is dependent on prior beliefs and the likelihood function (fixed or random effects model).
Random sampling from the entire population of interest, either simple or stratified, depends upon chance to achieve representativeness, with likelihood of success dependent on sample size.
This finding indicated an inverse relationship between conflict and error-likelihood effects dependent on the error learning rate [48], [49].
