Does better matter, is better relevant, is better possible?
The vetting process by early adopters can help improve the soundness of the solutions, as measured against Rogers' five factors: that the innovation is better, relevant, simple, easily tested, and visible to others.
This approach supports the standpoint that "less is more" is relevant for some whereas "more is better" is more relevant for others [ 63].
Google, which continues to increase its share of both users and advertising revenue, produces 40percentt more revenue from each search than Yahoo does, industry experts say, thanks to software that is better at selecting relevant text advertisements to place on a page of search results.
Rather, the hope is that Fourier-ICA is better able to extract relevant oscillatory sources.
In such a case, it is better to separate the relevant team members so that they're not in the same environment; if that's not possible, deal directly with the source of problems and see whether counseling, retraining or a warning are appropriate responses.
He may intend this to be trivial, counting that fact that A is better than B among the relevant truths.
Experimental results show that the clustering quality of the proposed algorithm is better than those of the relevant ones.
Instead, we argue that assessing temporal dependencies of eye movements between relevant referents is better suited for detecting co-activation in an interactive system, compared to other oft-used methods that may falsely accept or reject interaction hypotheses.
But it is both plausible and non-trivial to claim that A is better than B, in the relevant sense, if and only if the balance of reasons favours A over B, where the reasons are distinct from that evaluative fact.
Indeed this mirrors the experience of researchers who have argued that the focused approach is better able to yield clinically relevant results [ 8] than broad, unfocused reviews.
