Individual confidence intervals are not informative for understanding the reason of poor determinability of parameters when their estimates are correlated.
For that reason, informative (i.e., metric) outcome measures should be at least at the interval level.
Censoring is informative when the reason why a patient is censored (no longer included in the analysis) is not just by chance but in fact related to the outcome [ 48, 49].
Having a better estimation of small genetic effects can be informative for several reasons.
ATPSα and 18S were less informative and for that reason were only used for phylogeny reconstructions.
Drilling down further, the variable loadings on each of the domains are also informative for the same reason.
Depending on the experimental context, different groupings of the same value range may be most informative, which is the reason for preprocessing the transcription data 'on the fly' beforehand, instead of using predefined intervalls.
A concern for Burge's self-verifying judgments is that, even if they constitute knowledge, they are inadequately informative of one's reasons.
There are several reasons why informative resources that promote the inclusion of young people in decision-making processes are difficult to produce and may not be available.
Although the findings of Keller et al. (2009) and Simcox and Fiez (2014) are informative, there are two reasons why they may lead to underestimation of timing errors.
Although the IMCI guidelines have been updated since the time of data collection in 2001 2002, it is still relevant and informative to understand the reasons behind health worker non-adherence to guidelines, a problem that persists today [ 22, 23].
