The phrase "absolute superior" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may cause confusion; a more appropriate term would be needed to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "In this hierarchy, the CEO is considered the absolute superior of the organization."
Alternatives: "ultimate authority" or "highest authority".
Hence nature makes no choice that implies a more absolute, or superior normative status on either perspective.
The statistical approach used the NSP package to identify terms that contained an absolute frequency superior to a given value.
In addition, the FTSE Environmental Technology 50 Index returned 6.9% annually over the same period, producing superior absolute and risk-adjusted returns to commodity futures.
His absolute pitch, his superior intellect, and his almost photographic visual and auditory memory all came as naturally to him as breathing.
Spots with an FDR threshold lower than 0.1 and an absolute fold change superior to two were considered as differentially expressed.
This more controversial aspect of the exhibition brings to light the stark contradictions in our relationship with the scientific status quo: for scientists to operate effectively, we must put our absolute trust in their superior expertise, but for us as individuals, when we learn about the ways it comes to bear on our lives, science is a thoroughly personal matter.
Therefore, both the rank and the absolute score (ChemPLP) are superior for this protomer.
Our firm and its success in the marketplace are built on this principle of delivering absolute fairness and far superior value for our clients.
Although this metric is clearly superior to absolute nestedness temperature estimates, we provide analyses using N to allow comparison to previous work.
However the authors also claim that a combination of silhouette scores with "absolute difference" testing is superior to silhouette analysis alone for validation studies including fewer than 1000 SNPs.
