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It is because without affecting other experts, an individual expert can find the ideas and solution based on expert knowledge, so consensus results are more reliable based on individual expertise.
Classification and determination of sRNA ends is more reliable based on the 454 sequencing-derived dataset.
Indeed, r and R were similar for these two evaluations, while EVALBLRE was more reliable based on MSE, but parameter a indicated that EVALBLR was more reliable.
Owing to the larger size of the Icelanders data set, the imputation is more reliable based on the Icelanders data set than the imputation based on the HapMap or 1000 Genomes Project.
Afonso and Aubyn [ 42] maintain that "Even if Tobit results are possibly biased, it is not clear that bootstrap estimates are necessarily more reliable, based on a set of assumption concerning the data generation process and the perturbation term distribution that may be distributed (p. 1429)".
The results of the geomechanical analyses computed by PlaneDetect in comparison to the manual mapping results are more statistically reliable based on less user bias.
In the future, a frantic reliance on torture, entrapment, and over-inclusive surveillance can give way to the more reliable methods based on knowledge of the enemy, on-the-ground intelligence, global cooperation, and strategic planning to make us safe.
This parameter is more reliable when based on the whole flowering period, rather than on shorter time intervals.
To achieve the above targets, more reliable infrastructures based on scientific theory are preferred over approaches that are simply derived from empirical experience.
Rather, the smoke in some previous elections came out an ambiguous grey, prompting the decision for the last conclave in 2005 to use a more reliable method based on chemical ingredients.
While the latter value is more reliable (being based on full, dynamic AIFs) the underlying data were restricted to times ≤60 min, whereas the present data cover distinctly later times after injection.
