Sentences with phrase «essentially null»

Do note that you want to compare risks (both likelihood and severity) after any risk mitigation strategy you may want to put in place (e.g. maybe putting your gold in a safety box in a secure bank would make the likelihood of losing your gold essentially null).

Not exact matches

As social scientists, we would prefer that practitioners rigidly adhere to the convention of treating all non-significant findings as null or essentially 0, regardless of whether they are positive or negative in their direction, but we also eschew utopianism.

So essentially the promotional period becomes null and void if I miss a payment?

Currently, the restriction is limited to players situated in Japan and playing on Steam, but what this essentially means is that failing to spend MB coins - whether accumulated in - game or purchased with real money - will render them null and void after just half a year.

RA Fisher (essentially the inventor of null hypothesis statistical tests) wrote that the significance level should depend on the nature of the hypothesis and the experiment (most particularly your prior beliefs about the plausibility of the two hypotheses under consideration — ironically something that frequentist statistics can not quantify directly).

For the null hypothesis, apparently you are completely comfortable with having it be essentially impossible to falsify.

Essentially if a hypothesis test fails to reject the null hypothesis there are essentially two explanations: (i) it wasn't rejected because it is true or (ii) the null hypothesis is false but there isn't enough data to determine with high confidence that iEssentially if a hypothesis test fails to reject the null hypothesis there are essentially two explanations: (i) it wasn't rejected because it is true or (ii) the null hypothesis is false but there isn't enough data to determine with high confidence that iessentially two explanations: (i) it wasn't rejected because it is true or (ii) the null hypothesis is false but there isn't enough data to determine with high confidence that it is false.

The current approach that is generally pursued assumes essentially that past climate variability is indistinguishable from a stochastic red - noise process... Given such a null hypothesis, the official consensus of IPCC (1995) tilts towards a global warming effect of recent trace - gas emissions, which exceeds the cooling effect of anthropogenic aerosol emissions.»