No correction procedure for multiple testing has been used because we did not base our conclusions on a sharp interpretation of the significance level of each correlation, but on the general trend emerging from redundant correlations, as already mentioned.
Especially in the finale, where Stravinsky marvels at various aspects of the concerto grosso form, Mr. Heras-Casado's sharp-edged interpretation, and the bright sound he drew from the ensemble, provided precisely the kind of energy you want in a summer evening's performance.
In a sharp break with previous interpretations of the law, it suggested that the fees charged by an adviser like Harris can only be set aside if the adviser misleads or interferes with a fund's ability to negotiate fees.
The thermoporometry studies revealed that the common interpretation of sharp intrusion curves and high entrapment levels in porosimetry data as implying ink-bottle pore geometries is flawed.
This is utilized for the quantitative interpretation of sharp variation of the cathodic deuterium separation factor with overpotential observed on Pt and Au in aqueous H2SO4 and an insignificant variation on Ni in alkaline solutions.
But some defenders of the map's medieval origins have taken sharp issue with the new interpretations.
The new interpretation was a sharp reversal from the definition of "sex" used by the George W Bush administration.
The dividing line between the hard and soft categories is not a sharp one, and its theoretical interpretation is obscure.
Furthermore, this framework results the specification becomes clear, sharp, precise and non-multi-interpretation.
