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    high. The recession of the U.S. economy only hinders people more with high gas prices. A one population test using the One Factor ANOVA test and a five-step hypothesis test can be used to determine if gas prices are equally high in many different states. The samples used to test the hypothesis come from data collected from 30 randomly selected gas stations in six different cities. The hypothesis test and some solutions to consider may have an effect on direct and indirect stakeholders and is very important

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    Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Critique The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has a long history‚ starting back during World War II. This paper will give a brief history of the DSM and provide some context for the DSM such as: What is it? What is it used for? Who uses it and why? DSM and diagnoses strengths and challenges will also be discussed. Some interesting literature about the DSM and it’s challenges will also be discussed. A big thing happened in the 1940’s

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    Sentence Completion Tests: A Review of the Literature and Results of a Survey of Members of the Society for Personality Assessment Margot Holaday‚ Debra A. Smith‚ and Alissa Sherry Department of Psychology University of Southern Mississippi Test usage surveys consistently find that sentence completion tests (SCTs) are among the most popular personality assessment instruments used by practitioners. What is not noted is which SCTs practitioners are using‚ why these tests are so popular‚ and whether

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    The T-Distribution and T-Test “In probability and statistics‚ Student ’s t-distribution (or simply the t-distribution) is a continuous probability distribution that arises when estimating the mean of a normally distributed population in situations where the sample size is small” (Narasimhan ‚ 1996). Similar to the normal distribution‚ the t-distribution is symmetric and bell-shaped‚ but has heavier tails‚ meaning that it is more likely to produce values far from its mean. This makes the t-distribution

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    3.1 Ex-vivo Evaluation of the Mucoadhesiveness of Synbiotics Mucoadhesive properties prolong the retention time of the bead’s dose in the targeted site the colon [23]‚ [50]. Since the dose is intended to colonic release‚ mucoadhesion parameters play a key role in the efficiency of the form. The beads remain longer in contact with colonic mucosa when they have more mucoadhesive property. As a result the probiotics will have enough time to get released from beads and colonize the colon [37]‚ [51]

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    content corresponding to the behavior change between the liquid and the plastic state of a silt or clay. 2. To find the water content corresponding to the behaviour change between the plastic and semisolid states of a silt or clay. APPARATUS Test sieve of size 425um and 2 mm‚ receiver‚ sharp knife‚ 2 palettes knife‚ an airtight container‚ glass plate‚ wash bottle containing distilled water‚ glass breaker‚ glass stirring rod and length of rubber tubing for connection to the water supply. Theory

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    “INDO-TIBETAN BORDER POLICE FORCE” (MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS) GOVT. OF INDIA RECRUITMENT FOR THE POSTS OF a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) Inspector (Hindi Translator) Head Constable (Dresser Veterinary) Constable (Animal Transport) Sub Inspector (Overseer) Constable (Pioneer) Head Constable (Motor Mechanic) Constable (Motor Mechanic) Constable (Driver) Applications are invited from Indian citizens‚ for filling up the vacancies of above posts‚ in Group-B & C‚ on temporary basis likely to be permanent

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    Florence Tesha Biology T-Test Lab Ms Robson 2012-03-01 DESIGN LAB Research Question: How does the amount of water present 5m from the ocean and 20m away from the ocean affect the circumference of the coconut trees ten metres from the ground? Aim: To find out how the amount of water available 5m from the ocean and 20m away from the ocean affects the circumference of coconut trees ten metres from the ground. Hypothesis: ➢ The coconut trees found 5m from the ocean receives more amount

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    to research the validity of standardized tests in school. The standardized tests can include the Stanford 9‚ PSAT‚ SAT‚ CRCT‚ etc. I chose this topic because I feel that educators and political leaders place an undue amount of importance on it. A flaw in standardized testing is that while two students know the same subject material‚ one may get a question right while the other does not. Through my research‚ I tried find a more effective personalized test that would help most of the students. This

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    the power of the tests that have appeared in the literature as well as tests motivated by the work of Larkey‚ Smith‚ and Kadane (LSK). Three test statistics for the null hypothesis of Bernoulli trials have been considered in the literature; one of these‚ the runs test‚ is effective at detecting one-step autocorrelation‚ but poor at detecting nonstationariy. A second test is essentially equivalent to the runs test‚ and the third is shown to be worthless. The LSK-motivated tests are shown to

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