…lines desired by employers. Here’s the selection they excerpted that covers this, worth reading carefully: There’s a lot here that would be useful to businesses located in the US if…

…the dependent variable. You don’t sample in ways that suffer from severe selection bias. If you mostly test people who show up saying they are sick, and 3.4% of them…

A bit of a post-mortem on my last post.  Andrew Gelman discusses the Santa Clara county study here.  He focuses on sample imbalances, selection bias, and especially the way the…

…in understanding and evaluating all aspects of the postal organization and business.” He must be a quick study since in the bit more than three months since his selection by…

…to ensure the outcome is in his favor. Can we really be surprised his selection for the Supreme Court is a woman who was on the frontlines giving him the…

…terrible inherited disease like Tay-Sachs or Huntingtons? There are alternatives available to couples who want children and who carry mutations that cause inherited disease. Couples can choose: • embryo selection…

…innovative for 1995. It turns out that no research contract was awarded because a provincial government spending freeze terminated the selection process. But the proposed website materialized as the TimeWork Web and…

…the section in the House bill that amends 39 USC 101: SEC. 208. POSTAL SERVICE TRANSPORTATION SELECTION POLICY REVISIONS. Section 101(f) of title 39, United States Code, is amended— (1) by striking “prompt and economical”…

…you will also need a drug plan called Part D. Your selection will depend upon what type of drugs you take. Plans will cover Tier 1 drugs for free. Many…

…lab selection has been scrutinized and either debunked or found to have perfectly benign explanations. Nobel Laureate virologist David Baltimore even got into the act. Baltimore had suggested that a…