For example: if the true response rate is 50% for the best arm and 40% for the other arms, there are 3% and 5% chances of erroneously dropping the best arm after 50 and 75 patients/arm, respectively; the cumulative probability of 8%.
Recent purges of voters from registration lists and the influx of registrations may result in names erroneously being dropped and eligible voters showing up at the polls to find their names not on the rolls.
A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Monday about the actress Vanessa Williams, who received a bachelor's degree from Syracuse University nearly 25 years after she dropped out, erroneously included an award among her achievements.
By these definitions, there were four extreme values for diarrheal duration, which were identified by plotting the studentized residuals and Cook's distances, and the extreme values were subsequently dropped from the analysis under the assumption that either onset dates had been erroneously reported or illness was chronic and therefore not comparable to the other episodes in the data set.
Dropped jaws, dropped clothing.
The share of adults who erroneously identified him as Muslim did not drop to 10 percent — it in fact increased to 18 percent, from 17 percent in 2010, when the question was previously asked.
Correction: May 25, 2000, Thursday An article on Monday about the closing of Bradford College in Hav erhill, Mass., cited an estimate erroneously for the drop since 1960 in the percentage of students attending liberal arts colleges.
An article on Monday about the closing of Bradford College in Hav erhill, Mass., cited an estimate erroneously for the drop since 1960 in the percentage of students attending liberal arts colleges.
At its centre is Ventura, who, abandoned by his wife, is about to be relocated to a housing project from the slums he's used to, and who wanders his neighbourhood, dropping in on a motley band of unfortunates he erroneously calls his 'children'.
