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"Anything is better than the development hell" of film.
TouchOfModern recently hit over eight figures in revenue, Liu said, which is significantly better than the development team has done in the past.
The authors attributed this to overprediction of mortality in their study, but it could mean that their unit performed better than the development sets.
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Discrimination and calibration were even slightly better than in the development dataset, and precision was acceptable (Table 4).
At present, however, the cross-pollinations between early modern humanism and scholasticism are scarcely better understood than the developments leading to the invention of numerical probability.
Another reason for the exodus is the price of petrol which, at $10 a gallon in the villages, makes heating a house through the winter and running a snowmobile expensive.Yet rural Alaska is doing better than these developments suggest.
The results indicate that district-level SPFs with county-level adjustment factors provide better predictive accuracy than the development of a statewide SPF or application of the HSM-calibrated SPF.
The investigation of health-related quality of life may be of particular importance in South Korea, where self-rated health is among the lowest in the world despite the fact that overall health in Korea is better than the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development average [ 38].
So although what evidence we have suggests that industrial hiring isn't exactly vigorous, it's probably a lot better on the development side than it is in basic research.
The model is likely to perform better in the development sample than in an independent sample.
It is expected that models will perform better on the development dataset than the validation dataset because of overfitting.
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