Furthermore, for approximate equality of sample size in the study groups, we will use computer generated block randomisation.
Furthermore, to approximate equality of sample sizes in the study groups, we will use block randomisation with computer generated randomly permuted blocks of four cases [ 17].
An early goal in the development of the research protocol was to compensate for complexity and familiarity of shapes by varying the size of the display set, thus providing for approximate equality in potential for recognition.
To approximate equality of sample sizes in each study group, block randomisation was performed with computer-generated randomly permuted blocks of four by a researcher not involved in the treatment assignment process.
Moreover, the validity of the approximate equality in Eq. (7) will be examined in Section 2 of the Additional file 1.
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Nevertheless, additional byline information may provide explicit instruction about the equality of some coauthors' contributions, or implicit information about the approximate equality of contributions by first and last authors, as in biomedical research where the corresponding author is customarily listed last [25], [26].
Evolutionary game theory was first developed by R. A. Fisher [see The Genetic Theory of Natural Selection (1930)] in his attempt to explain the approximate equality of the sex ratio in mammals.
Also, by observing these figures, we can yield the approximate equality of the PA and TS methods.
Approximate equality of deflection amplitudes allowed us to neglect response dependence on any motion parameters other than direction and frequency.
Because of the low prevalence of gambling problems in the general population, the sample was constituted based on a predetermined and approximate equality of size between NPGs, PGWTs and PGSTs (that is between 160 and 260 participants per group).
