The marginal interaction between training and search conditions in Experiment 2 suggests it is possible that sensorimotor training is not required to attain this improved change detection; searching with the simulated weapon may be sufficient.
The marginal benefits of training are over $400 in earnings per quarter three years after program entry.
"And I hope we can count on your vote?""I'm a Liberal Democrat," replies Mr Scragg which Mr Johnson, who was supposed to have swotted up on this winnable Lib Dem marginal on the train, should have known.
Measures of the current average and marginal financial cost of training allow projections of the total costs of training more students, and can be used to compare training costs within and across countries.
It has been found that the ANNs are capable of performing very well in situations of limited data availability since the differences in the performances of the ANNs trained on partial information and the ANNs trained on the complete information was only marginal and the ANN trained on partial information consisted of a more compact architecture.
Nonguaranteed contracts are usually offered during spring training to marginal players, not All-Stars.
Evidence is also lacking that the majority of postdocs are receiving even marginal, let alone adequate, training and mentoring.
In the first subsample (participants in training), the marginal effect of the changing firm's dummy is negative but small (− 0.019) and non-significant (t-stat = − 0.34).
The results of the Wilcoxon-U tests showed a marginal improved performance of training participants in divided attention (U = −1.84, p = .065), whereas the bipolar controls did not improve (U = −.86, p = .389).389
We shall compare the resulting marginal cost of mindfulness training with its marginal benefit derived from the SF-6D [ 54], a by-product of the SF-12.
