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How to calculate the expected value of sample information (evsi )
Calculate the expected monetary value (emv) of each alternative action.
Note which is the emv * (greatest value).
Determine the likelihood probabilities.

OUT: These may be given to you, or you may need to calculate them. If you need to calculate them, look at the type of experiment being done as this will lead you into how to calculate the probabilities.

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How to treat psittacine beak and feather disease in lories and lorikeets
Look for missing feathers.
Check the feathers on their wings and tail. Watch out for feathers that fall out easily.

OUT: You might also see bleeding at the molting site. These symptoms are common in birds infected at a young age.

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How to perform basketball tricks
Dribble the basketball in your right hand.
Then, when the ball reaches your hand, bounce it toward your left hand.
Let the ball bounce into your left hand and start dribbling with your left hand.

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Do a dribble with the ball using your right hand. When the ball is about to reach your hand, position your hand so you will touch the basketball not on the top but more on the side away from you and more on the right side.