Although such "natural experiments" are not free of methodological problems, they are informative in that they allow the separation of factors that in traditional families occur together (Rutter, 2007; Rutter, Pickles, Murray, & Eaves, 2001).
Therefore, our results are informative in that they show which models make good forecasts and which do not, and specifically in which ocean basin and at what lead-times.
These results can be informative in that they reveal what parts of brain space have been assigned a particular label in the database, but they do not take into account the use of different atlases with different definitions of region boundaries.
Given the critical role of insulin resistance in these patients [41] it was informative in that molecules immediately down stream of the insulin receptor appeared to be down regulated, such as IRS1, CD36 and JAK1/2 (a tyrosine kinase associated with cytokine and metabolic signalling).
Again, genomic sequencing will be informative in that regard.
Although there are professional and provincial variations in funding for CPD across Canada, these results are informative in that it highlights the need for employers to consider how workplace policies can affect recruitment and retention strategies.
This polygenic model has received support in a recent large meta-analysis of GWAS conducted by the Psychiatric GWAS Consortium PGCC) [ 8] and is informative in suggesting that hundreds of common risk variants may be involved in susceptibility without confirming which SNPs are contributory.
One of these censoring times is informative in the sense that its survival function is some power of the survival function of the response.
This procedure gives us information about the frailty construct, showing that a range of deficits can in fact be combined to give a result that is informative in the aggregate.
Thus, even given the caveats, the network shown in Fig. 4A provides a view of broad relationships across the rhodopsin-like GPCRs that is informative in a way not accessible from multiple alignments or trees.
