To obtain a more coherent sample, data analyses were restricted to data provided by physicians in their third to eighth year of professional work (n = 344) and responses by physicians with longer or shorter times in practice were excluded.
Peter Brostrom, a state Department of Water Resources official responsible for finding water efficiencies, talks about taking "a variety of small steps across the board," such as thinning overgrown forests, shoring up leaky delivery systems and building more coherent and uniform data about water supply and usage.
As a result, we rewrote the whole manuscript using the framework and terminology from the OCLTT and MASROS hypotheses, and believe that the text is now more coherent and the data and interpretations more solid.
Yet some of these doubts and complexities are not reasons to ditch overseas aid, but ways to make sure it's done better – and backed up by richer data, more coherent tax rules, a friendlier trade environment for the poorest countries and better global institutions, not least to rein in the excesses of financial markets.
The CRS stack method has the potential to sum up more coherent energy from the data that result in high signal-to-noise ratio in the simulated ZO section (Mann et al. 1999).
We have shown that networks obtained through NetWalk are more coherent with the input data than those obtained through list-based methods.
The data are more coherent at seasonal and annual scales compared to the monthly scale.
The ages obtained for M1 and M1a from HVSI data are more coherent with those calculated for the coding region using the Ingman et al. [ 6] mutation rate than that proposed by Mishmar et al. [ 8].
In particular, we exploited the combinatorial nature of the data to stratify each global ChIP-seq data set into more coherent subsets, enabling linkage of TF binding to gene expression and DNA motif content.
"It's a more coherent approach toward helping us understand the data in a more coherent fashion".
