We focus on this employment measure since it is less arbitrary than using some positive threshold and since the share of individuals with no income from work is relatively high.10.
Fitting the regression line was less arbitrary than the other methods, such as by-eye estimation [32].
This forces explicit consideration of the available scientific evidence and we suggest that our quantitative approach is less arbitrary in assigning values to possible levels that a criterion can take, and is therefore more realistic than a semi-quantitative approach.
Although this is less arbitrary than P-value thresholds, it still ignores the properties of the study or locus, as higher power can differentiate SNPs in higher LD.
In general, the first approach (i.e., exploratory tools such as PCF or L r)- r) is less arbitrary than the second one (i.e., clustering followed by characterization).
We, however, consider the qualitative connotation of the term to be less arbitrary and use "protracted" as a relative term, indicating an evolutionary process with phases of stasis or even reversal.
Even if one relies on a quantitative method, which is less arbitrary than a semiquantitative method, the model developed by Havelaar et al. (12 ) is based on criteria reflecting the epidemiology and societal effect of zoonoses but does not include risk perception by the general public or diseases targeting animal species.
By showing that judges and juries generally have similar views of punitive damages, the study suggested that juries may be far less arbitrary than is widely believed, said Neil Vidmar, an authority on jury issues at Duke Law School who was not involved in the Cornell research but was familiar with it.
"The protocol, analysis and treatment of blows to the head is different, it is far less arbitrary.
I guarantee your predictions are way less arbitrary than mine, so don't hesitate.
