Sentence examples similar to one sided publication from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, we found one neurology trial that used two sided P values in one publication (all P values >0.1) and a one sided P value in another (P=0.028).
[For her part, Taubira gave a moving eulogy at the funeral of Hebdo cartoonist Bernard "Tignous" Verlhac.] The signatories simply threw to one side the publication's long history of attacking Catholicism, Judaism and, indeed, organized religion of any sort.
"In our office we have a chart with our clients down one side and publications down the other.
26 41 The current study shows that this is also the case for a one-sided publication bias based on the statistical significance.
35 The current study demonstrates that when a one-sided publication bias based on the statistical significance is possibly present, the issue should never be ignored because this bias causes a severe increase of the false-positive rate in meta-analysis.
The desire to obtain a parsimonious result that reduces the representation of complex social and biological relationships to a single number may have resulted in the preferential publication of ORs on one side of the OR curve.
The Economics Ministry has rushed out a publication showing that Queen Margarethe, much beloved, will appear on one side of Danish euro coins (the coins are to have differing national symbols; all euro notes will be the same).
In brief, the apparatus, which can be seen in Figure 2 of the publication [ 1], consists of a metal rod, which can be rotated freely via a handle on one side.
On one side are archaeologists and other experts who say that most objects without a clear record of ownership or site of origin were looted, and that the publication of such material aggrandizes collectors and encourages the illicit trade.
