Sight unseen, it's the definition of promising.
Jeff Zucker came to CNN promising to "broaden the definition" of news.
The main result states that for normally distributed observations raising the sample size when the result looks promising, where the definition of promising depends on the amount of knowledge gathered so far, guarantees the protection of the type I error rate.
If the new case definitions appear promising, a prospective study should be conducted to evaluate the proposed diagnostic criteria in the 3 different age categories (0 3 months, 4 months to 9 years, ≥10 years).
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, Nov 19 - A U.S. weather satellite that will "revolutionize" forecasting blasted off from Florida's Cape Canaveral on Saturday, promising to deliver continuous high-definition views of hurricanes and other storms over the Western Hemisphere.
iPhone The Visible Body 3D Anatomy Atlas has flexed its muscles and strolled from iOS to Android, promising more than 2,500 structures, with definitions and as much zooming, rotating and fading as a medical student needs to study the body.
The Visible Body 3D Anatomy Atlas has flexed its muscles and strolled from iOS to Android, promising more than 2,500 structures, with definitions and as much zooming, rotating and fading as a medical student needs to study the body.
A team of Bigfoot researchers held a press conference in Dallas, Texas, in October, promising to show "never-before-seen, high definition video of Bigfoot". The various video clips they offered weren't exactly high def.
By definition you will either get a crappy SI promising you they will move mountains or a great SI that gives you their C-player team.
With the capability of a histological level of definition and magnification, it has proved to be promising in the real-time assessment of inflammatory activity in UC [ 11- 14].
At the time that Trump signed an executive order promising to deny grants for "sanctuary cities," the government had no definition of what that term meant.
