Results show that a small sample size is associated with large uncertainty, i.e., confidence intervals and thus compromising the point estimates for assessor sensitivity.
While she's outright hostile to Sharpton, calling his style "compromising" and pointing out that he's "satisfied with just getting settlements and no jail time for the police".; she's also skeptical of other celebrities and power players as well: "I notice they come around for photos but where are the donations?
Working with the screenwriter Anne-Louise Trividic, who also collaborated on two of the director's other films, "Intimacy" and "His Brother," Mr. Chéreau opens up Conrad's story without compromising its essential point or emotional savagery.
The case has yet to be decided, but General Musharraf's actions suggest he may have grasped a crucial point: compromising with extremism is no way to tackle terrorism.Ultimately, however, Islam itself must be turned against Pakistan's terrorists.
The FiveThirtyEight "now-cast" now pegs Mr. Romney's bounce as being 3.1 percentage points, compromising between the trackers and the broader group of polls.
But by lumping Smith & Wesson with other gun makers, the city could inadvertently discourage similar settlements by other manufacturers that might conclude that there is no point in compromising if they are going to be sued anyway.
By compromising Edward VIII to the point where he could not possibly perform his royal duties, Wallis Simpson (as she became known) may have kept Britain safe from a Nazi sympathizer's reign.
Grit in the gears Ego goes solo Can stand the heat Open sesame A test of nerves A compromising position ReprintsTransport officials point out that these are early days.
However the presence of outliers (i.e., noise) may bias the dataset to the point of compromising the ability of machine learning algorithms to build predictive models.
She wonders now, what was the point of compromising simply to lose anyway?
