Data developed by Vaughan and Ostwald (2014) shows that Hildebrand's argument is marginally true for the exterior section of the path, but the findings are strongly contrary for the interior.
This trimming is intended to exclude patients from the subsequent analyses which used a form of medication strongly contrary to expectation (eg, a patient who had most of the characteristics associated with the use of varenicline but who used NRT Rx) and may therefore reduce residual confounding.
This technique of trimming patients in the tails of the propensity score distribution excludes patients treated strongly contrary to expectation (for example, a patient who was strongly predicted to receive a proton pump inhibitor but received an H2 receptor antagonist instead) and thus reduces residual confounding.
One of these, "Dresden," on the Allied bombing in 1945, was a persuasive exercise in historical reassessment, arguing strongly that contrary to general impression, there was indeed a military rationale for the operation.
Monophyly of Agamidae is strongly supported, contrary to some previous estimates [ 15, 31].
The adsorption of MC on Fe-SiO2, on the contrary, strongly increases as temperature increases but remains invariable by varying the KCl concentration.
The contracts contain no stipulation from which it can be fairly inferred that the parties intended the time of performance to be even material; indeed, they strongly indicate the contrary.
Fortunately, there is still some substantial degree of competition in such markets (and if the Bank of Canada feels strongly to the contrary, it should push hard for an antitrust investigation).
This fact strongly suggests that, contrary to a hitherto generally suggested notion, an efficient corrosion inhibiting molecule does not require to be a large one, also bearing an extensive number of π-electrons.
Phylogenetic analysis has confirmed that all endemic species of Amorphophallus on Madagascar belong to a strongly supported clade, contrary to the results of Sedayu et al. (2010).
If duty were grounded in feeling, it would seem that morality would bind some people (e.g., the tender-hearted) more strongly than others, contrary to the universal, equal nature of moral obligation.
