According to Elizabeth Hardwick in 1959, "sweet, bland commendations fall everywhere upon the scene; a universal, if somewhat lobotomised, accommodation reigns … For sheer information, a somewhat expanded publisher's list would do just as well as a good many of the reviews that appear weekly".
Validation studies of hypertension confirmed with a medical examination found a reasonable accuracy of self-reported information; a somewhat lower validity was usually found for self-reported hypercholesterolaemia (Colditz et al, 1986; Giles et al, 1995; Vargas et al, 1997; Martin et al, 2000).
Although people who use wireless Palm organizers are able to get access to Internet data like stock quotations and restaurant listings, the information has a somewhat fragmented feel because it comes from different sources on the Web.
"Encouraging people to steal proprietary information was a somewhat dubious beginning, but I get it," she said.
We prove a propagation of chaos property which shows that in the mean-field limit, the neurons become independent, in agreement with some recent experimental work [13] and with the idea that the brain processes information in a somewhat optimal way. 3.
Taken together, these pieces of information paint a somewhat limited picture of human auditory cortical processing in relation to its cochleotopic or tonotopic organization (as noted in several recent reviews, e.g. [29], [42]).
Using self-reported information gives a somewhat smaller, and less significant (p < 0.10), effect, but the difference between the two estimates is not significant (p > 0.10, column 3).
Knowledge of the ambient benzene air concentrations may provide information about a somewhat constant low-level background exposure with little variation in temporality and duration.
Vague quantifiers, rather than setting rigid quantitative bounds, seem instead to convey probabilistic information, as if a somewhat unreliable measuring instrument had been applied in formulating the quantified claim, and the recipient of the information needs to take this unreliability into account in updating beliefs.
If the company's expressed mission is to organize the world's information, it has a somewhat less exalted but equally important unexpressed commercial mission: to monetize consumers' intentions.
If Google's expressed mission is to organize the world's information, it has a somewhat less exalted but equally important unexpressed commercial mission: to monetize consumers' intentions as revealed by their searches and other online behavior.
