It could be that self-perceived, self-reported measures (such as those used in Firenze 1997) do not robustly capture true magnitudes of change.
Then, in order to robustly assess the true benefits of RSH versus traditional IHT, both training strategies must be directly compared in the same experimental test setting.
The growing amount of data related to prognosis (including detailed pathology, chemotherapy and radiotherapy data) being captured by the NCDR will also enable these analyses to be appropriately adjusted to robustly delineate the true effect of genetic variations on prognosis.
Using intermediate outcomes can also be misleading if these outcomes do not sufficiently discriminate between different treatment responses or are not robustly associated with true health effects in the patient [ 24].
Interpretive power in the current context is the extent to which the results of a study are able to be robustly interpreted to identify true treatment-related effects and characterize the nature of the effects on the animal species being used in the study.
Robust Belief: \(B_i^r(E =\{w \mid v\in E, \mbox{ for all } v \mbox{ with } w \preceq_i v\}\) So, \(E\) is robustly believed if it is true in all worlds more plausible then the current world.
In all classifications, the prediction level of the true class can be robustly separated from prediction levels of respective negative classes.
Crucially it is the ability to delve, interrogate and challenge, and checking out stories you've discovered through your own curiosity, or robustly testing what other people tell you is true.
Our statistic log B = log b 1 - b is then greater than zero for metabolites with loadings that are robustly larger than expected given that H0 was true.
