Conversely, MI allows individuals with incomplete data to be included in the analysis.
This insight has a new partner (Sterman, 2002): 'All decisions are based on models … and all models are wrong.' Conversely, although knowledge is always incomplete, nonetheless decisions must be made.
Conversely, among the patients showing an incomplete clinical response (partial or minor response, no change or progression), eight out of 60 operated patients (13.3%) were classified as pCR according to Chevallier's classification restricted to breast.
Conversely, Fig. 8(b) shows irregular incomplete fusion holes under the lower energy input conditions.
Conversely, communication that is evasive, over-complex, incomplete or incompetent, defeats trust.
Conversely, loss of Cre expression caused an incomplete or even complete lack of disruption for the protein under investigation.
Conversely, these patterns may simply correspond to incomplete lineage sorting since expansion from refugial populations, or historic gene flow, as assessments of nuclear microsatellite data indicate little contemporary gene flow between coastal and continental populations [10].
The receiving health-care providers generally found that the discharge letters prepared by the medical doctors, especially geriatric doctors, were of good quality; conversely, the surgical discharge summaries tended to have more incomplete or missing information.
Conversely, under an allopatric speciation model we would expect the degree of incomplete lineage sorting among gene trees to be similar for both species.
