Less subjective and possibly more informative outcomes would have been a quantitative measure of breast density and separate measures of the areas of dense and nondense breast tissue.
He is more informative on the outcome.
The current study is based on the experience in a small geographic area; larger regional studies will be more informative about the outcome of ELGANs.
Finally, it can serve as a more sensitive and informative outcome measure for a population of patients for whom mortality risk is heavily influenced by pre-morbid conditions, and survival per se is of variable importance.
The news over the next week is likely to be much more informative about the ultimate outcome of the election, however, starting with Friday morning's jobs report.
In contrast to the logistic regression approach that works on dichotomous outcomes of large for gestational age, the mixture modelling method attempts to model directly the birth weights, which are more informative relative to dichotomized outcomes for examining effects of risk factors.
Although this metric should not be mistaken for an estimate of actual reservoir competence (i.e., the proportion of ticks that become infected from feeding on infective hosts), it may be more informative because it includes the outcome of several ecologic processes that ultimately determine human risk of exposure to tick-borne pathogens.
In the clinical setting, an increase in tumour ADC, providing an early non-invasive readout of downstream induction of cell death following MEK1/2-ERK1/2 MEK1/2-ERK1/2ition in addicted cancers, would be more informative with regards to treatment outcome than molecular assessment of target modulation alone.
It turns out that EQI measures how well possible outcomes can distinguish between hypotheses in a way that reflects the intuition that a finer partition of the possible outcomes is more informative.
While these results should be viewed with caution, we believe they are more informative than merely describing the outcomes of individual trials.
