Subjects with ungradable photographs, and subjects unsure of family history for AMD, were omitted from all regression analyses.
Leslie seemed unsure about the subject, but Jonathan said at once, "It was the fight against the 1 percent by the 99 percent".
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The slowing at 0 was "essentially found in the [literary] group", and in fact, "before the experiment, some L subjects were unsure whether 0 was odd or even and had to be reminded of the mathematical definition".
To balance the tendency to hesitate from clicking on icons when the subjects were unsure about their judgment, we instructed them to mark icons corresponding to changed attributes in the first or last half (counterbalanced between subjects) of the trials and to mark icons corresponding to unchanged attributes in the other half.
Although he supports efforts to restore sexual sensation, he worries that improperly trained surgeons may cause more damage in attempting to repair mutilated women.Other health workers fear that families unsure of whether to subject their young women to genital mutilation might go ahead on the grounds that a wrong decision can always be corrected later.
One subject was unsure whether he wished to proceed.
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This measure, sometimes called uncertainty range [29] provides the range over which subjects were most unsure of their hand position, and is thus inversely related to proprioceptive acuity.
As shown in Figure 3, the number of subjects who responded "unsure" was consistent between groups.
