These examples became more informative when the integrated visual field defect of the patient was superimposed on the films giving a perspective of the patient's 'struggle' with their restrictive binocular central field defect.
However, when the synchronization error is smaller than 100 times the detection error, the complete MB SW model becomes more informative.
As one increases the threshold, the network becomes more informative about the partial correlation structure of the system, but partial correlation selection may be affected by statistical uncertainty.
Although the Weighted Bloom's Index and PES will become more informative if and when values are reported for other courses, instructors, and institutions, the data indicate that an average Biology 180 exam question in this study is at the application level of Bloom's taxonomy (Table 3b).
The way in which ants use and prioritise information when choosing a path seems to be complex and is still not fully understood, as evidenced from the puzzling effect seen in experiment 2. Why does the graded effect, but not the main effect, of trail asymmetry disappear when pheromone trails become more informative?
Thus, when separate error rates are known, the data become more informative: the candidate with genotype CC is the more likely father.
If Twitter can teach publishers how to create better content, the service as a whole will become more informative, engaging, and monetizable.
These tests are chosen because they tend to become more informative (Fig. 2D).
However, upon serial passage, a purifying selection should occur and analysis of the resulting populations should become more informative.
Additionally, systematic reviews of health economic evaluations would become more informative if the results of HTAs were easier to generalize.
