These findings have implications for interpretation of experimental data and for the design of real catalysts and also have important consequences for the efforts to bridge the so-called structure gaps in electrocatalysis.
This article reviews the statistical differences between superiority, equivalence, and noninferiority design schemes, which pose specific ethical questions and have important implications for interpretation and clinical application of trial results.
These new observations advance our understanding of the nano-level and cell-level organisation of human hair, with implications for interpretation of structure with respect the potential roles of cortex cell types in defining the mechanical properties of hair.
Second, and oddly, the correlation between a constitutional authority theory's persuasiveness and its logical implications for interpretation seems negative.
While different geometries show equivalent relationships and the selection of one versus another may be arbitrary, the particular form used may have implications for interpretation.
Important questions may be also raised about which between-arm difference will be relevant, with implications for interpretation of results and sample size calculation.
