They used the same type of risk-of-bias rating but rated one study [ 33] high quality whereas potential for performance bias merits down-rating.
Figure 10 plots distributions of the posterior data weight (i.e., the datapoint reliability) attributed to white cell counts from each individual, distinguishing one observation so incongruous as to merit down-weighting to 1/10th of a data point on average.
Honestly, those blokes don't just earn their merit - sometimes they get merit thrust down their throats!
Abould Gheit will argue Hosny's merits for facing down the Islamic extremists who want to narrow the space in Egypt for artistic expression.
And many of these happiness experts and yoga gurus appear to ignore their own advice, as they rush around flogging books and DVDs about the merits of slowing down.
This study investigates the sustainability and social equity impacts of the ongoing transition toward a low carbon society in Japan to assess the merits of top-down and bottom-up approaches.
Scholars have long debated the merits of "top-down" versus "bottom-up" approaches to development assistance.
A CENTURY after its heyday, the ornate decorative style known as Art Nouveau remains so immediately recognizable that debate over its merits often comes down to this: do you love it or hate it?
The proposed further comparison between limited-access dominance and open-access merit first boils down to four new opposites: dominance is altogether imposed, one-dimensional, transitive, and symmetrical, whereas merit among antagonistic equals is the exact opposite since it is altogether granted, multidimensional, intransitive, and antisymmetrical.
2. Copa America 1991 For all the obvious aesthetic criteria by which we judge the worth of a tournament, its perceived merit often comes down to one thing alone: personal experience.
You may as well just say to me, don't even use the word 'the.' " But at least one person with a legitimate reason to use the word saw some merit in cutting down on its use.
