… (1991a) noted a good fit to a single normal distribution for In S/N in subjects with schizophrenia
and a borderline fit in normal individuals. This is an exceptional instance of testing for fit …

We demonstrate that, under a theorem proposed by Vuong, the likelihood ratio statistic based
on the Kullback–Leibler information criterion of the null hypothesis that a random sample …

… Global quantitative scores such as In S/N and RMSE are less valid and useful. Like qualitative
… Therefore, a particular RMSE or In S/N score does not reveal the nature of the abnormality …

… where μ n and σ n are the mean and sd of probe ratios for experiment n, respectively. The
z-score for each genotyping probe g in experiment n was then standardized probe-wise within …

Thought disorder as well as language and communication disturbances are associated with
schizophrenia and are over-represented in clinically unaffected relatives of schizophrenics. …

PURPOSE: Men with prostate cancer are often advised to make changes in diet and lifestyle,
although the impact of these changes has not been well documented. Therefore, we …

… The means and standard deviations for the Locke Wallace for discordant (N = 67) and
non-discordant women (N = … The means and standard deviations for the BDI for depressed (N = …

… 1-year abstinence; (1) history of a significant psychiatric disorder without documentation
of minimum 1-year stability; (m) impaired cognitive function, such as dementia or delirium; (n) …

… normally distributed variable called liability, and that the n different trait forms are
manifestations of the liability being above or below n - 1 threshold values. This total "phenotypic" …

… for 94.8% (N = 91) of the samples due to serologic cross-reactivity. Of the commercial
laboratory samples, 55.4% (N = 31) had specific reactivity to R. amblyommii and 44.6% (N = 25) …