We aimed to investigate in a randomized controlled trial the effect of "framing" cardiovascular risk when two different but equivalent formats were used: as an absolute risk level (AR) versus number needed to treat (NNT).
Scenarios were presented to roughly equal groups of participants in one of three equivalent formats: a paragraph of written prose, a short video or a verbatim transcript of the video.
The approach to be proposed in this study is conducive to the construction of a new chart equivalent in format to the second Heisler chart for the three simple solid bodies, but including only a single curve.
The equivalent SBML format of the model was generated for distribution and potential use in other modeling environments (see Additional File 4).
SMOTIF first converts S into an equivalent inverted format [ 24, 25], where we associate with each symbol in the sequence its pos-list, a sorted list of the positions where the symbol occurs in S.
Enter to cell A3 the label, Beginning Balances: Cash Account(s) and Cash Equivalents, and format it bold.
Cook et al.'s 2008 meta-analysis addressed efficacy, and concluded that, on average, Internet formats were equivalent to non-Internet formats in terms of learner satisfaction and changes in knowledge, skills and behaviour [ 8].
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The New Zealand Heart Foundation has implemented such a tool, which includes percentage risk, an equivalent 'heart age' format, a graph showing how risk will increase with age, and colour-coded risk levels, but its efficacy has not been formally assessed [ 29, 30].
