Harris and Judge (1998) show that bootstrapped errors may result in poor test size in a model with both stationary and nonstationary covariates and at least one cointegrating vector, particularly in small samples.
Study/test changes in relative size influenced accuracy only when targets were displayed in large test size and when target size changed between study and test; accuracy was higher for objects displayed in large test size when target size was the same (0.76) at study and test than when it was different (0.58).
Pseudorhapydionina bilottei sp. nov. differs from the Cenomanian species of the genus in its larger test size and the number of chambers in its early planispiral-involute stage.
The application results show that our method surpasses the conventional methods in terms of both test size and coverage.
A follow-up ANOVA in the large target test size conditions with study/test relative size condition as a within-subject factor was significant, F 2,126) = 79.67, MSe = 0.02, η2 = .56.56
Follow-up ANOVAs in the small target test size condition with study/test relative size condition as a within-subject factor did not approach significance, F 2,126) = 2.06, MSe = 0.02, p = 0.13, η2 = 0.03.
Estimation of the water level in cisterns before each test, size of the cisterns and information on wind and rain were also used.
For a fair comparison in power, we control the test size (i.e. the type I error) at the level 0.05 for all the methods.
In all tested size groups of S. schoutedeni, the main energies of stridulation sounds correspond to the most sensitive frequency range of hearing.
"In Testing, One Size May Not Fit All" (news article, March 18), about California's high school exit exam, may leave readers with the impression that the state's board of education failed to adequately address the needs of disabled students taking the exam.
