But, notes Allen F. St. Pierre, executive director of the Norml Foundation (Norml stands for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws), the same question, asked differently, can yield dramatically different results.
It can be seen from Fig. 7 that even a small difference in the variance of β2 may yield dramatically different results: in the first case, the tumor is cured, whereas, in the second case, virus therapy fails.
It may seem like a cop-out, but these less-direct polling methods, such as tracking favourability, show dramatically different results – with Marco Rubio, for example, achieving Gallup net favourability ratings more than double that of the supposed frontrunner Trump.
The share of uninsured Hispanics fell from 41.4% to 37%.There were also dramatically different results in states that shunned Obamacare and in those that expanded Medicaid, the health programme for the poor, and helped run their own insurance exchanges.
Among the statements found to be false by the jury was one in which Consumers Union said that the Trooper had a "unique and extremely dangerous propensity to roll over in a real-world emergency avoidance maneuver," and one that stated that all the vehicles were tested with "the same steering input, but in the case of the Trooper, with dramatically different results".
Then they filter it through rival computer models, sometimes getting dramatically different results.
(Although it also described this type of contextualization in search as extremely limited, saying it would not account for dramatically different results).
Although residual complexity can solve this problem in certain situations, relative modification of the parameter can generate dramatically different results.
Another state-wide contest in another union stronghold yielded dramatically different results.
