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INTERVAL. A space of time between two periods. When a person is unable to perform an act at any two given periods, but in the interval he has performed such act, as when a man is found to be insane in the months of January and March, and he enters into a contract or makes a will in the interval, in February, he will be presumed to have been insane at that time; and the onus will lie to show his sanity, on the person who affirms such act. See Lucid interval. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The responsiveness findings with regard to the POMA-T indicated that, given a confidence interval of 95%, intervention effects should be at least 5 points at the individual level and at least 0. The confidence interval of data collected is + or - 5. For example, many states use a confidence interval to increase the reliability and validity of the results of their state assessments. |
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