Nonetheless, potential biases can be mitigated if a proxy variable, a measure highly corrected with ability, is available (Wooldridge 2010).
Born in 1888 into an affluent, loving but highly correct family of Unitarians, Thomas Stearns Eliot was steeped in liberal theology from his earliest years, setting the stage for both his later conversion to high Anglicanism and his abiding interest in world religion.
It uses package information effectively and produces highly correct estimates for drug use periods for most drug classes.
He suffered from a degenerative eye condition that nearly took him out of the sport after the Torino Games in 2006, until a highly experimental surgery corrected it.
ZFIN is a highly accurate, manually corrected zebrafish genome annotation database, integrating RefSeq and GenBank transcripts [ 9].
This comparison identified 3,487 differentially expressed genes (DEGs) that met a fold change cut-off of >2 with a highly significant, Bonferroni corrected pvalue (p < 0.00001).
We used a highly accurate gyro to correct for the movement of the sensor, and this correction was checked in previous surveys (Mogi et al. 2009; Okazaki et al. 2011).
Ms Featherstone has for some time now, quite commendably, been running a highly public campaign to correct this inequality.
"Who's going to decide the information is correct: a highly qualified meteorologist or somebody who does briefing notes for the PMO?" Duncan remarked.
Ipl1/Aurora B is a highly conserved kinase that corrects attachment of sister kinetochores that have attached to the same spindle pole, whereas Spc24 is a component of the conserved Ndc80 kinetochore complex that attaches directly to microtubules.
The repeated measures ANOVA on percent correct revealed a highly significant effect of trial block F74,814 = 4.13, P < 0.001, indicating a gradual increase in the percentage correct over the course of the task across both conditions.
