Prior to the transfer of genomics data to a new location, a scientist must consider whether regulations or common sense require data encryption, stringent access control, and firewalls.
Raising the threshold consistent with common sense inflationary data makes sense but changing the duties test is an entirely different matter with significant consequences.
Lack of details about test results or cut-off points, inconsequential rounding off of percentages, and data errors require common sense and careful data handling when reconstructing 2 × 2 tables.
They just applied common sense to AdWords data and cloned tiny successes on a massive scale".
However, Christopher Landsea of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration applied a little common sense to the data by factoring out inflation, the rise in individual wealth over the period and, crucially, the increasing tendency of people to live by the seaside.
It's strange that conservatives reflexively counsel welfare recipients to take responsibility and get off the dole, and yet are unwilling to acknowledge what common sense and the data linked to above clearly demonstrate: anti-American animus is largely the result of American foreign policy.
In 2010, the American Diabetes Association ADAA) pointed out that prevention strategies should be particularly intensive in subjects with high-normal HbA1c because they have the greatest risk (2), but this recommendation was based more on common sense than literature data.
"From a common sense overview, disregarding the data I agree it looks like a risk.
Unfortunately, the field of peritoneal surface malignancies (HIPEC in particular) has a reputation for being based more on common sense than on experimental data.
The first and most common charge is that the sense data theory leaves us vulnerable to external world skepticism.
