The statistical significance does not prove practical importance, but a practically significant effect should not be claimed unless it is statistically significant [14].
However, although its high practical importance has been shown both theoretically and practically [12 14], MU-MIMO has not been standardized yet in WLANs standard.
As Nobel Prize winning economist Kenneth Arrow summarized in his book endorsement, "Page has brought to our attention a practically important proposition: diversity of viewpoints is of the greatest importance in solving the problems that face us individually and collectively.
First, in order to derive the practically feasible importance function (or the related likelihood function) by taking the complex nonlinear transform, we introduce the first-order Taylor expansion and develop a new representative dynamic state-space modeling (DSM) system via the local linearization technique.
Imaginatively she is of the highest importance; practically she is completely insignificant.
"There is a real acknowledgment, carried through practically, of the importance of getting counterfeiting off the market".
For uncentered and centered data, both before and after the transformations, they are identical for the MODIS data sets (991.80 and 1058.76 in Table 2) and practically of equal importance for the Landsat5 TM data sets (64.97 and 55.13 in Table 2 and 67.35, 66.23 and 54.69, 54.62 in Table 4).
In 2012, single women made up 23% of the electorate, driving turnout in practically every demographic of importance to Democrats – from African Americans to Latinos to young people.
This text discusses some examples of these interventions, the manner in which they might be applied practically, and their vital importance to the future.
This is an unexpected result deserving further discussion because VEGF is of central importance in practically all cases of physiologic and pathologic angiogenesis (Senger, 2001).
