Private developers, he said, had failed the communities that needed help the most, like New Cassel, where they have built nothing substantial for three decades.
κ index was substantial for three endocrinologists, moderate for one, and fair for one.
Logistical costs have, however, remained substantial for two reasons.
The correlations in the online study were substantial for two speaker groups with very distant L1s, even with one rather "noisy" group (the Korean participants).
Agreement was substantial for four of the 18 categories of error examined: technical error, failure in communication, systems failure, and no error (Table 8).
Agreement beyond chance was lower for intra-observer than for inter-observer ratings: Kappa values can be considered to be "almost perfect" for four questions, "substantial" for six, "moderate" for 12, "fair" for two and "slight/poor" for two.
The agreement between the endocrinologists and gold standard for maculopathy screening was almost perfect for two of them (κ = 0.78 and 0.75), substantial for two (κ = 0.68 and 0.70) and moderate for one (κ = 0.53).
Using the previously defined cut-offs for Kappa, agreement beyond chance for inter-observer ratings can be considered to be "almost perfect" for seven of the questions, "substantial" for ten, "moderate" for seven, "fair" for one and "slight/poor" for one (Table 1).
However, the program is unlikely to have a substantial effect for three reasons: First, the program is very small; only about 30 women initially graduated from the course, and each is expected to work only a few days a month.
Of the five mechanisms considered, we find the largest role for expression, but also substantial roles for three others: high and low impact missense, and auxiliary splicing.
Genetic correlations are significant and substantial for all three comparisons between 'g' and language (0.81), mathematics (0.74), and reading (0.89).
