They are streamlined, access an unselected population, enable predictable and scalable recruitment, and require minimal manual input of data which largely obviates error and the need for monitoring.
The tables for computing the results are given in the latter part of the book, and the examples are worked out on specimen forms calculated to obviate clerical errors.
With the presence of an internal standard (IS), area ratio can be employed to obviate certain errors arising from the instrument.
However, different computers with different formulas used to compute π would help verification and obviate possible error in computation.
Additionally, in order to obviate recall error [8, 9], we assessed burden on the preceding day: in respect of HY, we enquired into duration and intensity of the headache, and lost productivity as a consequence of it.
BIGDAWG obviates the error-prone reformatting needed to traffic data between multiple programs, and streamlines and standardizes the data-analysis process for case-control studies of highly polymorphic data.
It obviates any error due to want of optical homogeneity of the quartz, it renders unnecessary the exact adjustment of the temperature of the apparatus to that of the observation tube and the reading is taken, not by reflected, but by transmitted light.
Statistical significance for stage I analyses was a priori arbitrarily defined as a two-tailed p<0.001, to balance between the overly conservative Bonferroni correction and type II error, given that we had an a priori defined replication data set to obviate type I error.
A soldier's experience of the invasion is recounted by Nathaniel Fick, who remembers the fear that Saddam Hussein might unleash chemical weapons, and asks whether better intelligence could have obviated some tactical errors early in the war.
For seasoned and unseasoned observers alike, this deployment of what Hatab calls "mimetic literality" obviates any old-fashioned errors and sets the stage for analysis beyond any simple existential or ethical reading of Nietzsche.
The existence of IRT as a direct model for measurement error obviates the need for such remedies as nonparametric bounds and instrumental variable methods.
