Wendy Wimmer, a 38-year-old business analyst in Green Bay, Wis., for example, has low cholesterol and lost 12 pounds on a diet that included fast-food items several years ago.
A tautology, for example, has low degree of truthlikeness (closeness to the whole truth) whatever the truth is, and hence a low degree of expected truthlikeness, while its probability is maximal.
Most of the food items included, for example, have low nutritional value and aren't especially healthy.
People who majored in education, psychology and social work, for example, have low unemployment rates, but don't make much money.
This approach not only ensures that there is the possibility of selecting those rules or patterns that, taken individually, carry the greatest amount of information (for example, have low degrees and high coverages); it also maximizes the collective inference power of the selected family of patterns.
The city guards, for example, have small heads, low shoulders, and big hands, with animations that blend human and monkey movements.
Highly concentrated energy -- coal, for example -- has low entropy.
For example, aquamarine has low heft while blue topaz, which is similar in appearance, has a high or heavy heft.
Note that this example has fairly low numbers of events (between 1% and 5% for many studies), which, as mentioned at the end of Section " Accuracy of the level of the homogeneity test", is a situation where the Breslow-Day test may struggle.
"He'll praise a young teenage girl if, for example, he discovers she has low self-esteem," Mr. Danaher said of an online stalker, who is typically male and heterosexual.
For example, if an instrument has low interrater reliability and high intrarater reliability it may mean that the raters have been trained inadequately, resulting in inconsistent evaluations [ 38].
