Both the weak and strong laws of large numbers say, roughly, that over the long run, the average amount of utility gained per trial is overwhelmingly likely to be close to the expected value of an individual trial.
It was removed when he was 14, and shortly afterwards he gained a trial with Preston.
As a postdoc, she gained clinical trial experience while studying gastrointestinal tract function at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, and at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
Traditionally, the design and optimization of complex shapes have been computationally expensive and improvements gained via trial and error, which is also expensive and less efficient.
PMRs themselves reported reliance on package instructions, their own experience gained from trial and error, observations of treatments used in clinics and mass media advertising for information on use of medicines.
The sensitive variables considered for the univariate sensitivity analyses were health care costs, (medical visits, hospitalization, nonpharmacological treatment, and drugs), QALY gained, and trial duration (from 6 to 12 months).
Trees from a 1978 genetics gain trial established across 17 sites, stretching from the top of the North Island to the bottom of the South Island of New Zealand, were selected for the wood-quality project (Table 1).
After the experiment, one gain trial and one loss trial were picked at random, and their outcomes were added to this endowment to determine a final payment.
During the presentation of the incentive cue (ring of dollar bills or pound signs), when the valence of the incentive cue was initially assessed (i.e., when the subject determined whether the forthcoming trial was to be a reward "gain" or neutral "no gain" trial), adults and adolescents showed a differential response in the VS.
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