Reply: Flawed methods explain the effect of mammography screening in NijmegenBritish Journal of Cancer 105, 594 (9 August 2011). doi:10.1038/bjc.2011.265Authors: A L M Verb ...doi:10.1038/bjc.2011.265Verbeek, A
It could be demonstrated that within the volunteer condition, the training had beneficial effects for students with higher initial reading fluency; however, no other moderator effect was found (cf. Villiger et al., 2019). The present study focuses on the differential effects of the two conditions...
Explain the stages involved in screening for international markets. Give an example. a. Define International Trade? b. How can a marketer adapt to foreign markets? Explain. Define the term "market leadership." Why do firms work hard to obtain mark...
Provide two hypotheses that explain the origin of multi-cellularity in the opisthokonta. Explain why CBC and ESR are the most cost-efficient methods of screening for immunodeficiency. Why is place an important variable to study in descriptive epidemiology? Give an example of how "place" can pla...
4. Firms’ compliance choices with the regulation 5. The effect on tunneling 6. Pay versus explain 7. Additional analyses and discussion 8. Conclusion Appendix A. An example of online conference calls Appendix B. Variable definitions Appendix C. Classification of firms’ explanations and examples ...
Researchers have been study- ing list effects, such as the serial position effect, for more than a century (Ebbing- haus, 2013; Mack et al., 2017; Murre & Dros, 2015), and such effects are sometimes substantive. For example, when Candidate A's name consistently appears above his or...
In conducting these duties, place managers will be confronted with situ- ations that force them to make decisions and take actions that either increase or reduce the degree to which potential offenders gravitate toward that place due to perceived criminal opportunity. A handful of studies have ...
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, providing support for H2, i.e. a strong relationship between viral prevalence in honey bees and wild bees. The relationship with viral prevalence in honey bees was similar for both bumble bees and solitary bees (there was no interaction effect of species group). However, the relation was ...
Many of these genetic variants are known to be causally linked to cancers. For example, the tumor suppressor gene TP53 is one of the 60 genes included in the analysis. The key to the discovery’s utility is that these variants are present in the DNA of patients when diagnosed with cancer...