Will it prove better for everyone in the long run?
M Drachet: But if we tried something new and it proved better, why our reputation for competence would be in tatters – you laugh sir?
It proved better than anything we saw at two local stores at any price, and was oh-so-comfortable to sit on.
In contrast, the semisymmetric design yielded contradictory results: in some simulation studies it proved better than the symmetric design, but other studies gave opposite results (Fung et al. 2003), which could be due to differences in the simulation scenario.
The marginal correlation is computed as the Pearson's product-moment coefficient, by using the same phenotypic records (binary, ordinal, censored or Gaussian) as is used in the actual multilocus association model, except in the case of the 80% censored Gaussian phenotype, where it proved better to dichotomize the phenotype by setting the uncensored data into zero.
It is possible that it would prove better to work with much more narrowly defined negatives, that is, to take our negatives only from the putative pockets for which no ligand has been found despite a deliberate effort.
This was expressly designed to bridge a perceived gap between multiple-choice and SAQ as it was believed that it would prove better at testing high-order cognitive skills than multiple-choice while allowing for more standardised marking than the standard open-ended question [ 45].
"New" matters only when it's proved better than what we had before, when it prolongs survival, reduces side effects or improves quality of life - or maintains the current standard of care at a lower cost.
It should prove better than the local market, but still difficult.
Sometimes seen as a buffer state, it has proved better at providing shocks than at absorbing them.
