77 79 Empirical studies show that the effects of experimental interventions measured as odds ratios are exaggerated on average by 21% if allocation concealment is unclear or inadequate and by 18% if trials are not reported as "double blind".
Because the study used a sample of KIPP schools that did not include any schools in California, which provides only meager financing to charters, it had produced an exaggerated picture of average government financing for the schools nationwide, Mr. Wright said.
His exaggerated physical poses and average-Joe lyrics have aged well: all the grasping and glamour and disappointment in his act is like moldy camp given a noble purpose.
Scientists who study human behaviour are more likely than average to report exaggerated or eye-catching results if they are based in the United States, according to an analysis of more than 1,000 research papers in psychiatry and genetics.
Despite the positive vibes, this film still presents classical music as a sphere of exaggerated wealth and power — the average crowd is a lot schlumpier — to which an Everyman has gained temporary admittance.
They'd be left with either average returns and exaggerated volatility or average risk coupled with subpar returns.
Indeed, inadequate allocation concealment leads to exaggerated estimates of treatment effect, on average, but with scope for bias in either direction.
For that it delivers merely average investment performance along with exaggerated promises of beating the market, absurd complexity and a wide disregard for which products are suitable for which buyers.
A PTA of >10 dB worse than the CERA average was considered evidence of exaggerated thresholds.
His rhymes are average, but his lisp, his exaggerated delivery and the beats backing him push this collection over the edge.
