A reasonable hypothesis is that the likelihood of each type depends on the relative abilities of the teams taking part.
The question then is this: What is the probability that the outcome of the experiment truly represents the relative abilities of the two teams?
Now for the first time, questions are answered about the relative abilities of the greatest players in the history of professional golf.
Here we employed two cell lines that are deficient in ManNAc biosynthesis and examined their relative abilities to metabolize a panel of ManNAc analogs to sialosides.
The literature has suggested that these gender differences are due to both relative over-confidence among men in their relative abilities, as well as a greater relative taste for competition among men compared to women.
Optimised matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionisation (MALDI) and electrospray ionisation (ESI) mass spectrometry (MS) methodologies were systematically compared in terms of their relative abilities to identify distinct chemical species present in samples associated with a polymer mechanistic study.
We show how the relative abilities of strangling and non-strangling trees to occupy empty sites can govern whether strangling is an evolutionarily stable strategy, and obtain the conditions for strangler coexistence with non-stranglers.
A GWR model with local kernel bandwidth was compared to a GWR model with global kernel bandwidth and an ordinary least-squares regression (OLS) model with the same parameters to evaluate their relative abilities in modeling deer distributions.
The present study was designed to explore the toxic impacts of subacute Mn exposure on brain and liver tissues, and the relative abilities of lycopene in averting such neurohepatic damage.
On the other hand, albeit related to the previous point, the vanishing spray fosters the central purpose of competitive soccer: the accurate measurement of relative abilities by the contestants' mutual challenge under fair conditions (the advantages accepted and encouraged are only those permitted in the rulebook).
We compared caseness of PND using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), the most commonly used research tool for the detection of PND, and the Clinical Interview Schedule (CIS) in terms of their relative abilities to identify infants at risk of psychopathology in middle childhood.
