The impacts of biases in primary studies on the validity of different comparison methods are summarised in Table 2. (Note: "Fully biased" – the bias equals the bias in trials; "Moderately biased" – as a result of combining biased direct estimate and unbiased indirect estimate, or a result of combining unbiased direct estimate and biased indirect estimate).
A list of some individuals whose decease during the past year might have been noted more fully by the press because of the singularity of their achievements.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, January 6 , 1940P. 56 A list of some individuals whose decease during the past year might have been noted more fully by the press because of the singularity of their achievements.
When Time Warner Cable, which has been losing TV subscribers to competitors for years, reported a net loss of 128,000 in the quarter that ended Sept. 30, it noted that fully half were analog subscribers, who generally pay less and get fewer channels than digital subscribers.
As noted more fully below, analyses of the fidelity data collected as part of this project will be the subject of future research.
His arms are patient; they follow a plucked note fully into its decay.
She did not compromise the passagework, as many do, by glossing over scurrying runs, but sang almost every note fully.
One is often aware, listening to him, of his hectic schedule; he seems to be in too much of a hurry to caress any one note fully, though you, and he, know that he could if he wanted to.
Of note, fully correcting the initial severe respiratory acidosis (pH 7.01 7.08) was only possible with blood flow rates of 1000 ml/min, and only when using membrane lungs with a surface area of ≥0.8 m2 (Fig. 4, Table 1).
