Kinnan O'Connell Larchmont, N.Y., Jan . 27 , 2009 To the Editor: It is no surprise that William Kristol's opinion is that in the last 30 years conservatives were more often correct than liberals.
The New Yorker, April 26 , 1930 P. 11Fred Misfeldt, a waiter at Robins Restaurant 54 Broad St .gives patrons a copy of the United States Weather Bureau's daily map, on the back of which he writes his own predictions which are more often correct.
By Linton Wells and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 26 , 1930 P. 11Fred Misfeldt, a waiter at Robins Restaurant 54 Broad St .gives patrons a copy of the United States Weather Bureau's daily map, on the back of which he writes his own predictions which are more often correct.
In benign nodes, the standard-voxel score was more often correct (89 vs. 74%, p = 0.04).
Results: Managers are able to answer more questions and their answers are more often correct than those of engineers.
Across malignant nodes visualised on PET/CT, the small-voxel score was more often correct compared with the standard-voxel score (89 vs. 76%, p < 0.001).
This can be understood, because due to energy equipartition, the lightest particle will be more likely to escape and therefore the identity is more often correct than in the equal mass case.
There is some evidence that HMSC16 and HMSC21 winter blind‐test assignments were more often correct than were those of GAPS13 (McNemar's test, P = 0.0625; Table 5).
In our study, the outcome data validate our approach in that FDG PET/CT results were more often correct than conventional imaging (including diagnostic CT) when discordant, and stratified prognosis whereas conventional imaging did not.
Gentrepid CPS uses only human data to reduce the number of predicted false positives i.e. it makes fewer predictions which are more often correct compared to other prediction systems [ 15].
