Thirdly, discordance at the level of statistical significance does not necessarily mean that results for different outcomes differ beyond chance.
They will often focus on different communities, aim for different outcomes, and measures these outcomes differently.
And how can the desire for different outcomes from each participant be reconciled?
One problem, she explained, is figuring out how to compensate for different outcomes from different doctors because they treat different patient populations, not because they provide inadequate care.
With this flexibility, city leaders can optimize for different outcomes at different times, while still using the same principles of our analog tools.
In all other cases if the completeness assumption is made one has objective nonepistemic probabilities for different outcomes.
I replace the numerator with the covariance of sibling composite errors for different outcomes, i.e., (text {Cov} left (varepsilon _{ifst}^{k}, varepsilon _{i'fs't}^{ell } right)) for i≠i ′.
This is the first time he has explicitly confirmed the bank is making plans for different outcomes that could impact financial stablity.
In Experiments 1 and 2, rats were initially trained to make one pair of instrumental responses for different outcomes (e.g., lever press → pellets and chain pull → sucrose).
The serial order in which events occur can be a signal for different outcomes and therefore might be a determinant of how an animal should respond.
By considering all three competing examination outcomes (grant, withdrawal, and refusal) simultaneously, our competing risks analysis replicates many of the results in prior research and confirms that a number of the determinants have differential effects on pendencies for different outcomes.
