Sentence examples for gambling question from inspiring English sources

This week we dig back into the gambling question on the back of some recent news, and then decipher the current growth of Coinbase as a market to buy bitcoin.

The gambling question 'Sometimes I've felt depressed or anxious after a session of gambling' has been found to have a sensitivity of 0.857 and a specificity of 0.935 to a positive score in the EIGHT test for problematic gambling [ 14], which in turn has been validated against the South Oaks Gambling Screen (SOGS) [ 15].

And the gambling question was left on the table.

Approximately 3/100 (3%) answered yes to the gambling question.

The latter is less likely however, given that the gambling question is framed in the present tense.

In the second part of the chain, the respondent would be asked a 'standard gamble' question involving a choice between two options.

The SF-6D provides a preference-based value of health outcomes derived from standard gamble questions.

In fact slightly more WTP and standard gamble questions were asked of each respondent, but these are not relevant to this paper.

From this, it can be seen that any individual respondent would be faced with a set of WTP and standard gamble questions, the two sets then being combined in different ways to arrive at values of a QALY.

The most common example of an outlier was that many people were willing to take only very small risks of a more adverse outcome to avoid the stomach and head health states in the standard gamble questions, or were even not willing to gamble at all.

Advisers close to Miliband were prepared for such a response, knowing as they worked on the leader's speech it would prompt the question: "Is Ed Miliband too leftwing for Britain?" They are gambling that that question just got a whole lot more complicated.