Now, the heart association said its recommendation should not lead women to abandon hormone therapy if they are taking it for other reasons that are better substantiated: to reduce hot flashes during menopause, for example, or to prevent osteoporosis.
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Does the psychological literature offer anything more precise or better substantiated?
"It simply says that this must be done according to a different procedure, with a better framed question and a better substantiated decision".
Hence, the MCMC chain gives a different and better substantiated estimate of the true value, further demonstrating the power of the Bayesian approach.
Second, the importance of social connections to health may be even better substantiated, and it, too, invites enjoyment.
If anything, the fundamentals of a health-promoting diet are better substantiated than those of fire fighting, since they are informed by long experience, the observation of large populations even of entire regions, and even over generations – as well as by a massive aggregation of research, ranging from mechanistic study in test tubes to RCTs enrolling people.
By contrast the finding of increased acoustic neuroma risk after 10 years of mobile phone use, depending simply on recall of first use, is least likely to be erroneous (Type 1) and is the better substantiated finding in their study.
That was never part of any discussion, and I don't think that there are substantiated reasons for them doing so.
But there can be better reasons and worse reasons.
Efforts to base diagnoses on firmer evidence "has resulted in somewhat fewer, but better-substantiated diagnoses" of serious mental illness, said a spokesman for the office in an emailed statement.
