Within the framework of diffusion models with fixed actual bounds on the diffusing particle, such a single SAT predicts that, once the amount of evidence per unit time (in our case controlled by the coherence) increases, choices ought to be on average either faster, more accurate, or both in combination, but never slower or less accurate.
Using NlaIII (as in SAGE) or DpnII (as in MPSS), which each have four-base recognition sites, the recognition site ought to be present, on average, every 256 base pairs.
If the racial gap is mostly genetic, then blacks with more European genes ought to have higher I.Q.'s on average.
These high-quality stocks ought to appreciate by 20% or more, on average, over the next year.
These high-quality American stocks ought to appreciate by 20% or more, on average, over the next year.
It should be noted that when the effect size is zero (Fig. 3), there is no difference between the two simulated groups and so the proportion of p values deemed "significant" will represent false positives––that is, in a robust and reliable significance test, on average 5% of results ought to be declared "significant, p < 0.05".
23 As we celebrate this progress in extending lives, it is reasonable to question whether we ought to continue aiming for ever longer lives on average or should ensure that more individuals avoid premature death.
"You ought to know when you are making these decisions what the statistics say, on average," he said.
However, ultrasound revealed that the muscle fibres that make up the calves were indeed 13% shorter, on average, for the heel fans.In principle, muscles with shorter fibres ought to exert less downward force, making those who have them less firm on their feet.
The challenge is to overcome the presumption that anything on the web ought to be free and to get students to dip into their monthly discretionary income ($200 on average).
