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Ties in Paired-Comparison Experiments Using a Modified Thurstone-Mosteller Model
1960
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TIES IN PAIRED-COMPARISON EXPERIMENTS USING A MODIFIED TIIURSTONE-MOSTELLER MODEL*
W. A. Glenn and H. A. David Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, U. S. A.
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The Pre-Election Polls of 1948: Report to the Committee on Analysis of Pre-Election Polls and Forecasts.Frederick Mosteller , Herbert Hyman , Philip J. McCarthy , Eli S. Marks , David B. TrumanSurveys, Polls and Samples
1950
American Journal of Sociology
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By FREDERICK MOSTELLER, HERBERT Hyman, Purtip J. McCarruy, Eur S. Marks, and Davip B. TruMAN. New York: Social Science Research Council, 1949. ...
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Modeling Organizational Structures and Agent Knowledge for Mulan Applications
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2014
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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One of the most important tasks when developing multiagent systems (MAS) is to determine the overall organizational structure of the system. In this paper we present a service-oriented perspective on the organizational structure of MAS and we present modeling techniques and tools for supporting this perspective. We pursue a model-driven approach and a tight integration between various models on the one hand and between the models and the generated code on the other hand. In particular, we
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... e ontology modeling and organization structure modeling in a way that we can easily generate the initial content of agent knowledge bases in the form of FIPA semantic language (SL) fragments (depending on what positions the agents occupy in the context of the organizational structure). In addition, this allows the agents to reason about and to communicate about their organizational embedding using the same ontology.
The Pre-Election Polls of 1948
1950
Journal of the American Statistical Association
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Frederick Mosteller, Herbert Hyman, Philip J. McCarthy, Eli S. Marks, David B. Truman (and collaborators). Bulletin 60, Social Science Research Council, New York, 1949. Pp. 396.
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Saliva sampling in global clinical studies: the impact of low sampling volume on performance of DNA in downstream genotyping experiments
2013
BMC Medical Genomics
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The collection of viable DNA samples is an essential element of any genetics research programme. Biological samples for DNA purification are now routinely collected in many studies with a variety of sampling methods available. Initial observation in this study suggested a reduced genotyping success rate of some saliva derived DNA samples when compared to blood derived DNA samples prompting further investigation. Methods: Genotyping success rate was investigated to assess the suitability of
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... saliva samples in future safety and efficacy pharmacogenetics experiments. The Oragene® OG-300 DNA Self-Collection kit was used to collect and extract DNA from saliva from 1468 subjects enrolled in global clinical studies. Statistical analysis evaluated the impact of saliva sample volume of collection on the quality, yield, concentration and performance of saliva DNA in genotyping assays. Results: Across 13 global clinical studies that utilized the Oragene® OG-300 DNA Self-Collection kit there was variability in the volume of saliva sample collection with~31% of participants providing 0.5 mL of saliva, rather than the recommended 2 mL. While the majority of saliva DNA samples provided high quality genotype data, collection of 0.5 mL volumes of saliva contributed to DNA samples being significantly less likely to pass genotyping quality control standards. Assessment of DNA sample characteristics that may influence genotyping outcomes indicated that saliva sample volume, DNA purity and turbidity were independently associated with sample genotype pass rate, but that saliva collection volume had the greatest effect. Conclusion: When employing saliva sampling to obtain DNA, it is important to encourage all study participants to provide sufficient sample to minimize potential loss of data in downstream genotyping experiments.
The Pre-Election Polls of 1948. Report to the Committee on Analysis of Pre-Election Polls and Forecasts
1950
The New England quarterly
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By Frederick Mosteller, Herbert Hyman, Philip J. McCarthy, Eli S$. Marks and David B. Truman. (New York: Social Science Research Council. 1949. Pp. xx, 396. $3.00; pa. $2.50.) ...
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Effects of enzyme inducers efavirenz and tipranavir/ritonavir on the pharmacokinetics of the HIV integrase inhibitor dolutegravir
2014
European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology
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Mosteller, J. P. Rubio and S. C. Piscatelli are employees of GlaxoSmithKline and hold stock options. P. ...
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Ventricular fibrillation in patients without significant structural heart disease: A multicenter experience with implantable cardioverter-defibrillator therapy
1993
Journal of the American College of Cardiology
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Objdw. This study was underiaken to cbmxterize tbe outmax af survivors of ventricul~l tibnllstim wttb no or ninhnsl structural heart divpse who recdved aa impbmtable cardk~erterdeabrillntor. Background. The prognosis among survivon cd ventrlrulnr fibrillalioo with ndnirnrl or no structural card&c abaormalI(ies remains unclear. Since tk advent of implantable cardiovevkrdeftbrtllators, thh question takes on added imaortance. Melhods. ihis llhnter retmsp&ive stady~pmvidd informa. 60" oa 24
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... s of ventricular fibrillation (mean axe 42 yeam) with minbd or 110 structurat abnormdtties who w&e &ted with an implantable cmdioverter~defibrllla(or. Reruf~s. Vcntrtcular tacbynrrhythmias (polymorphic in all but one patient) were induced during bsrellne pmarammed stlmula. tlan in 39% of patirnls. Daring a median 36.6.mmttb fallow.ap period atler implantable cardiovcrter&llbrlllator Implaatatlw, (hove ware 110 cardiac deaths and two aomxrdiac death;. 98 teen ~&teats experien~J 36 shock qisodrn (t&l MI shacks). Tbe majmily of shacks were da&ted as "lmkterminatc"; one ptient received 47 "sp,&ms" ~bocks during (IOC shock ephcde and each d an~r pstlmb receJved one "appmpvlate" shock. Vealricnlar urhyihmlas were not indudbk ln any oftbae Ner four ptknts. (J Am Cdl Cardial 1993;21:14&W.2) Structural heart disease is absent in up to 5% of survivors of oot-of-hospital cardiac arrest (I ,2). Moreover, 10% to 17% of forensic examinations fail to reveal the cause of sudden death in victims Younger than 45 years of age O-5). Compared with data on survivors of cardiac arest with significant identifiable structural heart disem. considerably less is known about the impact of therapeutic options and prognosis in survivors of cardiac arrest who have minimal o( no structural heart disease. Published re~rts (6.7) of viclims of "idiwathic ventricular fibrillation" have sag&ted a good pq&is in survivors treated with class IA antiarrhYthmic agents. However, the reported number of such patients has been limited, aad little is known about the results of alternative therapies. Because of the relative rarity of such patients with cardiac arrest and minimal or no structural hean disease, we retrospectively pooled data from IO institutions to better define the clinical characteristics and recurrent arrhythmic risk among those patients whose primary treatment was an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator. The outcome of such treatment in this patient subset has never ken systematically studied; moreover, the close follow-up that patients undergo after cardioverter.defibrilIator imDlantation facilitated long-term tracking of possible cardiac events.
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1963
National Union Catalog
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: The Federalist ,by, Frederick Mosteller ;and, David L. ...
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Mostel, Zero, 1915- see Waldman, Max. Zero by Mostel. ...
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1989
Marketing Insights
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Frederick Mosteller, President-Elect
1979
Science
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A second stream of theoretical work flows from the 1964 book by Mosteller and David L. Wallace on the Federalist papers: Inference and Disputed Authorship: The Federalist. ...
It will be plain by now that Fred Mosteller is a scientific collaborator par excellence. ...
Frederick Mosteller, President-Elect ...
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Page 30 of Psychological Abstracts Vol. 25, Issue 1
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1951
Psychological Abstracts
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Truman, David B. (Williams Coll., Wil- liamstown, Mass.) Political behavior and voting. In Mosteller, F., et al., The pre-election polls of 1948 . . sy (see 25: 295), 225-250. ...
Mosteller, Frederick, (Harvard U., Cam- Measuring the error. In Mosteller,
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Bookish Math
2003
Science News
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In the early 1960s, statisticians Frederick Mosteller and David Wallace launched the use of function words to determine authorship. ...
"People's unconscious use of everyday words comes out with a certain stamp," says David Holmes, a stylometrist at the College of New Jersey in Ewing. ...
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Cartas al Editor
2005
Revista de la Facultad de Medicina
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Fórmula de Mosteller, 0.99 (0.99-1.00); Fórmula A, 0.75 (0.73-0.77); Fórmula B, 0.99 (0.99-0.99); Fórmula C, 0.98 (0.98-0.99); Fórmula D, 0.98 (0.97-0.98); Fórmula D en > 28 kg, 0.99 (0.99-0.99); Fórmula ...
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1958
National Union Catalog
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