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The two measures of LD provide different information about the association between alleles: D′ reflects recombination between the two loci whereas r is more informative on the power to predict allele identities at one locus given allelic states at another locus.

More than 80percentt of adults watched the news on cable television for information on the election, and more people found cable television to be more informative on election issues than newspapers.

Anne Heller is more informative on Rand's early years in Russia.

Although these races are not completely independent from one another (there have been years in which Democrats or Republicans overperformed their Senate polls across the board), they are substantially more informative on balance for measuring the effectiveness of a series of forecasts.

Although this might suggest target-mediated specific tumour uptake, another study design would have been more informative on this point [21].

Other parameters, such as abdominal obesity, may be more informative on the real metabolic status of a subject, and may have a different distribution pattern in the general population than BMI [76].

When both cues were available, observers relied on the more informative one.

It's much more informative to focus on levels, both of output and of unemployment, and compare them with the pre-crisis peak.

Rather than mentioning animals' specific infectivity (see Figure 3d and Table 1), it is more informative to comment on the cattle∶sheep infectivity ratio parameter for the most complex fit (this ratio does dot appear in the tables as it is not a model parameter).

As a result, it may be more informative to focus on studies of individual interventions.

A poll released on Aug. 9 is just not going to be all that much more informative than one released on July 9, especially if there haven't been major intervening news events during the period.