[15] Therefore, the concern regarding unknown biases in sequence datasets can be mitigated by noting that although the samples were not methodically collected by a random protocol within the population, the number of incidents for both subtypes is sufficiently large that the bias in the study is reduced.
It is important to acknowledge that cognitive function was not methodically assessed with the same instruments across all patients due to differences in age and language, and IQ scores may not capture significant deficits in specific cognitive domains.
When he isn't methodically making monsters in his studio, Bill Fick (Trinity '86) is likely making it possible for other people to make art.
"We need to work very scientifically and methodically, because there are not enough athletes," he said.
In other words, the scientific hypotheses or laws (Ge-setze) by which science methodically, synthetically progresses are not transparent to rationality qua scientific rationality; they must be analogically retraced by a critical "logic".
We conclude that young children are not able to discriminate numerical magnitudes when co-varying physical magnitudes are methodically pitted against number.
Weiss [10] did not methodically address gender differences in the attitudes toward children's appearance, and theoretical considerations on this score are not unambiguous.
Surely the purpose of a book is not to present a methodically linear narrative, never wavering from its course, with no superfluous commentary set off by commas.
While some archaeologists were involved in the project, including Michael Flecker, who published three articles about the shipwreck, the excavation was not carried out as methodically as many archaeologists would have liked.
Remember that security personal aren't entirely worried about the flight you need to catch in ten minutes, they are more interested in methodically checking you.
I'm not preparing nearly quite as methodically as last time," he said.
