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In the end, it was decided Britain and France should share the glory and that Adams, a strange, reclusive but undeniably brilliant mathematician, and Le Verrier should be rated as Neptune's joint discoverers.
Based on prior research (e.g., Klink, 2000, 2009; Sapir, 1929), nonwords containing front vowels and fricatives should be rated as smaller than nonwords containing back vowels and plosives.
Additionally, old words studied with sad prosody should be rated as more negative than old words studied with neutral prosody.
According to Bortz and Döring [ 30], a discrimination power of.3 to.5 should be rated as moderate, whereas a discrimination power > .5 should be rated as high.
Therefore, these trials should be rated as high risk of bias for blinding.
Participants might have inferred from this that colors "should be" rated as harmonious to the extent that they are similar.
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Obviously, a team that racks up great stats against a string of weak opponents shouldn't be rated as highly as a team that does well against tougher opponents.
His biographer, Jerrold Northrop Moore, says that Griggs should be rated in the same way as Chopin: as a specialist of genius, Chopin's instrument being the piano, and my grandfather's being his etching tools.
She will also suggest that schools should only be rated as outstanding by Ofsted if they provide outstanding arts education.
As appropriate randomisation is one of the key validity criteria for RCTs, a study with that kind of violation should not be rated as a high quality study.
Therefore, threshold findings at diagnosis should not be rated as incompatible with the disease when the patient lived in an area where human alveolar echinococcosis was unknown before.
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