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Consequently, relative CRP variations are more informative that absolute changes.

The smaller the frequency, the more informative that term is, and this relationship is mathematically represented as IC = −log(p).

Herein we have shown that dual perturbations in silico are much more informative that single perturbation computational experiments.

The difference between these log-likelihoods follows a chi-square-distribution, and the greater the difference, the more "informative" that index is.

Depending on the homogeneity of DC zip codes for socio-economic status, analysis at the census tract level may be more informative that at the zip code level to which this study was constrained.

We argue and illustrate that this principle can be more informative than that of pair-wise comparison of the MCON against tree degree (topological size).

Accordingly, the structure based phylogenetic tree is more informative than that based on sequence (Figure 3a and 3b).

Notably, the weights of three data sources (association studies and literature searches for both human and animal studies) were high, indicating the evidence from association studies and text-mining was more informative than that of the other sources.

7 MD provided a dynamic description of the protein surface that was much more informative than that obtained from the 'static' crystal structure.

Therefore, studies that measure PON1 activities may be more informative than studies that rely solely on PON1 genotype data.

Study designs matched to more sophisticated biological hypotheses will likely prove more informative than studies that do not take into account current understanding of the complexities of breast cancer.