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Moreover, UI clearly offers superior income protection, because it is based on much better risk-pooling arrangements and because the duration of UI benefit receipt can be adjusted to match the (expected) duration of the unemployment spell.

They watch him out of the corner of their eye while they tee up trades based on much better (and much more narrowly distributed) analysis and information.

The predictive value of the students' ratings, they also found, was far better than the health grades the retirees had given themselves 10 years earlier -- grades that, presumably, were based on much better information (that is, their own experience).

The use of photographs and printed material is rare in a largely pre-literate society such as the Tsimane', a shortcoming of the study that probably makes our findings conservative since people in real life will make decisions based on much better cues.

A high proportion of the patients indeed got "Much better", but a lesser improvement was acknowledged to be clinically important also, because an MCII cut-point estimation based solely on "Much better" would take 73% of the patients below the MCII cut-point in at least 1 HOOS subscale, which is clearly too many and would reduce the clinical value of this cut-point.

Now we have a much more narrow scope of possible weather scenarios for the next 3 days, based on much richer past evidence and rather better models than in the 1950s.

That's a shame, one Ford plans to correct at last!–in 2004 by bringing out a retro-looking Mustang that will take many design cues from the car you see here and will be based on a much better chassis, similar to what the new Thunderbird rides on.

This is the preferred estimate as it appears that it is based on a much better match between treatment and control groups.

Comparatively, various irradiation forecast models based on ANN perform much better in accuracy than many conventional prediction models.

Regardless, the regression based on TOT demonstrates much better results than WT, likely owing to the inability to detect outliers in the wild-type sequence reliably.

For this to happen, there is a need to realign the focus of much existing research, based on a better understanding of how health systems develop and change in different contexts.