The conversion to RDF/OWL following the ISA template discussed here forces an exact, unambiguous mapping, which is of better value in the long run for preservation of such records.
In recent published studies, procalcitonin is of better value for diagnosis and prognosis of sepsis when compared with markers such as C-reactive protein or with proinflammatory cytokines such as IL-6 [ 11- 13].
Therefore, molecular features derived from the intratumoural immune response may be of better prognostic value than those relying on cancer cell characteristics.
Moreover, high TYRP1/S100B was of better prognostic value (lower P-value) for OS than Breslow thickness and ulceration.
Non-screened olive cake (extracted or not) is of low nutritive value whereas screened extracted olive cake is of better nutritive value.
IC detection is of better prognostic value when clinical trials include a large number of patients (at least 100), but it cannot provide individual predictions.
Even if PET would have been of better predictive value than a late RECIST measurement for predicting outcome, any difference between metabolic information and the reference used here would be interpreted as a false-positive or false-negative result, and hence yield an AUC less than 1.
At a cost of about £100 a year (paid for from the Cabinet Office's budget), most of which went toward food, Humphrey was said to be of considerably better value than the Cabinet's professional pest controller, who charged £4,000 a year and is reported to have never caught a mouse.
My grandma always said, if you're in a bad mood don't go to the kitchen". Beyond advancing culinary skills, Gross' ambition for the League of Kitchens is to better value immigrants' knowledge and the richness of their cultures.
General characteristics of the extracts obtained from the three extraction methods showed that the SE SD essential oil was of better quality and therefore of higher value.
