These results suggest that, in some contexts, the choice of area-based versus household-level income can drive conclusions in an important way.
Thus, these results indicate that, at least in some contexts, the choice of neighbourhood versus household income can drive conclusions in an important way.
Typically, the development of analysis methodologies, design procedures and hardening strategies is driven by conclusions that have been obtained experimentally via field testing with live explosives.
Much of the current practice is driven by conclusions derived from partial information about a patient's history and symptoms, incomplete medical understanding based as much on opinions as validated science, and interacting subjectively with known and unknown biases of the physician, hospital and healthcare system.
This stands as a pivotal point, since it shapes every experimental design and, therefore, drives conclusions.
Unlike science, where the data alone drive the conclusions, in policy there are many other factors that have to be weighed.
This paper describes the use of a new method for the generation of synthetic distribution systems and its subsequent comparison against real-world systems to validate the suitability of the synthetic set to drive the conclusions of future research.
Do the claimants' personal beliefs and biases drive the conclusions, or vice versa?
Good scientists have to be willing to permit the data to drive their conclusions.
Although the randomization system ensured that the vaccine groups were balanced, about two-thirds of the population was un-primed by previous vaccination, and this population drove the conclusions of the non-inferiority analysis.
