What this example tells us is that if out of the 38,000 people, 18,000 were male, and half of them were adults, this means that 1,417 out of 9,000 men have vanished.
The following example tells that (A) ⇒ (H) does not hold.
However, the following example tells that Theorem 2.3 does not characterize Condition (A).
A drug vendor gave an example of his services: Some patients were diagnosed by the nurses at the hospital; they were, for example, told that the patient was suffering from malaria.
The following examples tell that the continuity of θ in Proposition 8 is needed.
Dove, for example, tells us that its 'nourishing shampoo' comes with 'weightless nutri-oil technology' - whatever that means.
The example tells us that a very difficult form (in this case, next to impossible) does not automatically become funny or light.
The p value for a t test comparing normalized change scores, for example, tells us that there is a 1.2% chance of observing differences this extreme by chance alone.
A white coat and stethoscope, or a set of blue scrubs, for example, tells you that you can ask for medical help and expect to receive care.
A reliability coefficient of 0.8, for example, tells us that 80% of the observed variance is due to true score variance, but it does not tell us what either variance is.
