However, relating the two measures was informative in characterising repellency across materials and at different sites, while preserving temporal differences in fluid behaviours.
Both measures are informative of surgical achievements, the latter especially because it provides the distance of the 'K-wire insertion error' if a surgeon would normally start drilling a K-wire to position the fixator axis at the chosen point at the lateral epicondyle.
We estimated absolute effect measures because they, unlike incidence ORs and other relative effect measures, are informative for public health impact and decision making, along with outcome severity (e.g., ExPTB, despite its relatively low frequency, is a much more adverse outcome than LPTB).
If the measure is informative (not "overruling") how many drivers might follow the recommendations?
This measure is informative because it describes the extent of niche-expansion, differences between alternative niches, and provides a framework for identifying trade-offs between them.
Unlike a dichotomized measure the trichotomization is informative about the shape of the dose-response relationship.
One study evaluated training using more than one psychoacoustic outcome measure and so it is informative to explore the degree of convergence between results.
The proposed diagnostic protocol directs what to measure and when to measure so that the data is informative to better estimate the parameters influencing the tumor growth.
The impact of AD pathology on the specific cognitive measures used in this study is informative.
Take a measure C of coherence that is informative with respect to S, in the sense that it does not assign the same degree of coherence to S regardless of which probability assignment is used.
Nevertheless, it is informative to measure the extensional stiffness k and Young's modulus E to compare with previous estimates.
