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The lottery procedure has been altered slightly.
Lottery, procedure for distributing something (usually money or prizes) among a group of people by lot or by chance.
Seeing the defendant McDonald engaged in activity which he considered to be part of the lottery procedure, he arrested him and searched the quarters.
This chapter describes the lottery procedure for inducing preferences over units of experimental exchange and show how it is supported by several experiments on behavior in simple contexts.
In collaboration with economics researchers, the state designed a lottery procedure by which individuals who received the insurance could be compared with those who did not, creating in effect a first-rate randomized experiment.
Notice that selection among applicants for a job by a random procedure that gives all applicants an identical chance of getting the job actually violates formal equality of opportunity as here interpreted (on equal opportunity as a lottery procedure, see Rae et al. 1981).
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Students admitted through a weighted lottery selection procedure comprised 81.25% (377/464) and students had been admitted through a qualitative selection procedure comprised 18.75% (87/464).
The Netherlands is a suitable country to compare the effects of selection versus non-selection, as the country employs a weighted lottery selection procedure for most of the medical students admitted to the traditional six-year course of medicine.
This model seems valid in medical education in subgroups such as males, females, students selected by qualitative and weighted lottery selection procedures.
Meanwhile, claims of a postcode lottery for routine NHS procedures elicit a strong reaction from the Daily Express.
A second element of all lotteries is the drawing, a procedure for determining the winning numbers or symbols.
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