A correct Type II response is more likely towards the left or right-hand extremes of X in Fig. 1b (high signal or high noise trials), whereas incorrect responses predominate where there is maximal overlap between signal and noise.
The co-ordinates of a point in the ROC are the left hand and right hand extremes in the Y-axis of the cost curve.
Service industries are less so (you can see how the two lines diverge at the extreme right-hand end of the bottom graph) so it is important not to get carried away by this, but it does appear that the export sector will do very well this year.
The vast majority of the participants in this group were in the upper quartile of right-handedness, but typically did not show extreme right-hand preference, as evaluated by the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory (Oldfield, 1971): mean Edinburgh laterality index = 85, range: 46 100, SD = 15.
The even more pronounced relative upward bias in CMA1 and CMA2, which is reflected in their means and standard deviations but not their more robust interquartile ranges, results from the extreme skewness in the right-hand tail of these measures.
For the applicants, it is now clear that these specialities are arranged approximately in the form of a hexagon, with Surgery at the extreme left and Administrative Medicine at the bottom right-hand corner.
Dracula's right-hand "man"?
The questionnaire evaluates handedness values from –100 for extreme left hand use to +100 for extreme right hand use.
The overall difficulties for the student groups on Table 1 (extreme right hand column) are calculated from the error total score data.
The extreme right hand distribution of these QIPP scores contains a total of 2,010 single-copy TRGs (≥95th percentile with a minimum score of 0.62), 1,260 are longer than 200 amino acids, a criterion that when used in isolation, is generally accepted to signify 'authentic' CDS [6].
