Sentences with phrase «chance levels»
The phrase "chance levels" means the expected or random outcome that could happen by luck or coincidence, not due to any specific effort or influence. It refers to the results that can be attributed to chance or probability rather than any deliberate action. Full definition
Values for all models were above 0.5, indicating that all combinations of maternal and young adult measures were predictive of outcome at above chance levels (56).
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other than flamini... a very decent half of football in my books... obviously they are a different level but there was some really nice play and we should have buried at least one of the chances
But if a monkey made a mistake in one trial, even after mastering the task, it performed around chance level in the next trial — in other words, it was thrown off by mistakes instead of learning from them.
Differences across ethnic groups did not exceed chance levels.
On the visual trials, nonsynesthetes» judgments fell to nearly chance levels, a result that corroborates other research showing that most people are better at judging auditory patterns than assessing visual patterns.
This deficiency was remedied by Watkins (1996), who found that the WDI performed at chance levels when distinguishing 611 students diagnosed as learning disabled from those diagnosed as emotionally disabled (n = 80) or mentally retarded (n = 33) as well as from 2,200 simulated random normal cases.
One thing that you need to keep in mind, though, is that you can always chance the level of coverage that you have on your policy.
ADHD, ODD, and CD, have been found to co-occur at greater than chance levels in cross-sectional studies (e.g., Angold et al. 1999; Willcutt et al. 1999).
The question is, can people do that in a significant manner (i.e., exceeding chance levels) consistently going forward.
For NOL and NOR, a score was obtained by calculating the fold increase between the animal's discrimination ratio and that of chance levels.
Ok this entry may be upsetting, on a bunch of different levels, but as another F, I am hoping youwill give me a chance
In a paper published August 29 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, visual attention researchers showed radiologists mammograms for half a second and found that they could identify abnormal mammograms at better than chance levels.