In contrast, it has been previously shown that fixation duration increases with the size of absolute central scotomas, but this was in a study using artificial scotomas on healthy subjects and a different task (searching a static image) [32].
Subgroups were planned a priori for age, gender, socioeconomic status, type of illness (mild or severe), size of absolute effect and severity of side effects.
In conclusion, we have identified and validated a gene expression signature, applicable to the analysis of routinely acquired FFPE tissue that adds important baseline prognostic information to assist women in their decisions about the size of absolute benefits and risks of adjuvant systemic therapy.
We constructed models that estimate the size of individualised absolute risk reduction (ARR) for the target outcome that is required to offset individualised absolute risk increase (ARI) for the treatment harm.
In future risk managers everywhere will concentrate much more on the size of banks' absolute exposures.Such changes will help.
In this case, we are interested in the numerical proximity of the values for each driver (in simulator and real traffic conditions), which is being expressed through the size of their absolute deviation.
Considering the hypocenter accuracy, we performed the fitting if the distance change in the period exceeds 300 m, which is approximately twice the size of the absolute error ellipsoid of the hypoDD location.
Some fractal properties have been demonstrated by a study of high-density foreign exchange (FX) in data that the mean size of the absolute values of price changes followed a "fractal" scaling law - a power of the observation time-interval size (Muller et al., 1990 , 1993.
However, the actual size of the absolute difference between regions was small (0.3% on average).
The correlations for laceration/cut and sebaceous cyst are similar; however, the size of the absolute effect differs.
