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preregistration

Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • noun An early registration, as for returning college students, that takes place before general registration.

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  • noun An early registration, before the normal time

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Examples

  • One bright spot is attendance preregistration, which is running on pace with last year's attendance of 141,000.

    Electronics Show Gets a Shock 2008

  • The professor is calling for a "preregistration" on the part of retired flag officers of certain ranks, not a case by case disclosure as you advocate for yourself.

    Yankee Sailor's shared items in Google Reader 2009

  • If your child's appointment is more than two weeks away, you may also receive a preregistration form in the mail.

    Orthopaedic appointments 2010

  • And just to get it on the record, my efforts are not to bolster preregistration.

    Archive 2007-08-01 Lou Anders 2007

  • Actually we are not depending at all on preregistration sales.

    Archive 2007-08-01 Lou Anders 2007

  • Clem here on the big island of Hawaii -- I'm about to leave to go caucus (it starts at 6: 30PM) in the tiny town of Ocean View out in the boonies -- the preregistration #'s for the caucus were overwhelming, I hope I can find a parking space!

    Obama Wins Wisconsin, Networks Project 2009

  • It's no help that the preregistration was $100 per person, up from $65 last year and $40 a decade ago.

    Archive 2009-07-01 Fred Perry 2009

  • My due date was still a ways off July 27 but I thought we were long overdue for preregistration and also for installing the car seat.

    Archive 2009-08-01 Field Notes 2009

  • One of the criticisms routinely leveled at certain media cons is that they over-invite guests in an effort to bolster preregistration sales, then when the con arrives many of the expected guests have canceled for "personal reasons."

    Archive 2007-08-01 Lou Anders 2007

  • Are you relying on preregistration sales to pull this off, or do you have enough operating capital to cover expenses and still put on the show if things don't catch in the first year?

    Archive 2007-08-01 Lou Anders 2007

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  • “Pre-registration” is an increasingly common tactic that scientists use to reduce the amount of freedom they have. (“Pre-registration: When you want less freedom.” Not going to win an election campaign, is it?) Specifically, when scientists pre-register a hypothesis, it means that before the study begins they specify what effects they will look for when they do their data analysis later on. In other words, they can’t just go plunging through their data looking for any old positive correlation and claiming to have predicted it, because they told their peers ahead of time what they would look for.
    David Epstein,Here’s Why Coverage of the Cash-Improves-Baby-Brains Study is Misleading, Range Widely (Jan. 31, 2022), https://davidepstein.bulletin.com/here-s-why-coverage-of-the-cash-improves-baby-brains-study-is-misleading

    February 4, 2022