Sentence examples for profile choice from inspiring English sources
See Morreau (2015) for a reason to think that it does not apply to this problem, and Morreau (2014) for a demonstration that impossibility theorems relevant to single profile choice (see Sections 2.2 and 5.1) might sometimes apply even so.
That said, the Medical(B – A) attribute failed to reach individual significance in all models such that the medical/lifestyle distinction did not influence profile choice in our experiment.
The intra-cluster correlation coefficient for profile choice was not significantly greater than zero (ICC = 0.000, 95%CI: 0.00, 0.02) such that adjustment for clustering by individual is unnecessary in the present study.
In future work, it may be useful to compare human profile selection choices to these computational benchmarks.
On the Republican side, Joan Johnson, town clerk of Islip, offers a high-profile choice over Robert Walsh, a retired banker.
North, 74, is a high-profile choice to lead the NRA, which has faced mounting criticism since the Valentine's Day shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., in which a gunman killed 17 people.
Ms. Blanchett, the Academy Award-winning star of "The Aviator," was seen as a surprisingly high-profile choice when she and Mr. Upton became the company's co-artistic directors in 2009, but their productions, including "Uncle Vanya" and "Long Day's Journey Into Night," were widely respected.
In this study, respondents were presented with multiple three-profile choice sets (triplets).
It was found that all respondents could evaluate the sixteen full-profile choice tasks in a reasonable amount of time but the phrasing of the attributes sensitivity, specificity and preparation was adjusted slightly to increase the understanding of the questions.
The fact that internal predictive validity for African-Americans and Whites became almost similar at T2 (Table 4) may indicate that the relative proportion of error in prediction for African-Americans at T1 may relate to learning effect (processing and evaluating the full-profile choice).
Colleges have faced difficult, high-profile choices on free-speech matters, particularly following the August mayhem at the University of Virginia, where white nationalist Richard Spencer rallied torch-bearing followers.
