In the book, the way in which Bailey refers offhandedly and irregularly to his methodology could lead some to believe that all of the information he relays therein is the result of scientific study.
The interesting explanation is that differences in experimental methodology could lead to different selection pressures on specific mutations: for instance, Wu et al. (2014) use A549 cells while we use MDCK-SIAT1 cells, and perhaps the impact of certain mutations is dependent on the cell line.
In this regard, some recent work on video quality assessment [12] favored ML methodologies that could lead to 'white box' models, i.e., for which the predictive system can be translated into a set of intelligible rules.
The board's chairman, Edward S. Hochman, has proposed changes in methodology that could lead to increases of 8.5percentt for a one-year lease and 12 percent for a two-year lease.
Note that SST observations are assimilated in both products but many possibilities related to the nature of the SST product and/or the methodology used could lead to substantial differences.
The quality parameters assessed on each trial were used to identify any trials with serious flaws in trial methodology that could lead to potentially misleading results.
Combining that data with historical sources and established methodologies, More said, could lead to new discoveries in climate science, human and planetary health, and economic history.
Third, methodologies of participant selection used in the reports could lead to selection bias.
In particular, we will offer a taxonomy of movement that, we hope, could lead to empirical work evaluating best instructional methodology for action-based learning.
This could lead to the question, if the currently applied methodology to determine the appropriate comparators is useful and feasible.
