s | 83 included) and Mantel Haenszel-Risk Ratio of 1.31, 95% CI=1.01 to 1.69 (p=0.04) favouring active treatment over placebo according to response rates (12 studies included). Trials were patients merely had BLT as active treatment indicated a higher effect size (Hedges`s g= -0.51, 95%CI =-0.70 to -0.32 and p=0.001) than studies with concomitant psychopharmacological treatment (Hedges`s g= -0....

We study the problem of hedging early exercise (American) options with respect to exponential utility within a general incomplete market model. This leads us to construct a duality formula involving relative entropy minimization and optimal stopping. We further consider claims with multiple exercises, and static-dynamic hedges of American claims with other European and American options. The pro...

To determine the effectiveness of an exercise intervention in relation to gait speed, we computed between-subject effect size (ES) using the implemented formula in Review Manager version 5.3 (Hedges' adjusted g) as (ES = ±[(mean post-value intervention group)-(mean post-value control group)]/pooled variance) [91]. To determine the effectiveness of an exercise intervention in relation to gait sp...

The discourse of the discussion in research articles is regarded to be of considerable significance—as in this section the findings are interpreted in light of previous research and the authors’ argumentations are put forward as a major contribution (see Hyland, 1999). For this reason, the content and structure of the discussion section have been explored in several studies; however, little att...