Author's response: The presentation was made somewhat more down-to-Earth in the revision but only so much because I am still convinced that there is a substantial and informative (as I see it) analogy between transitional stages of biological evolution and evolution of the multiverse.
This approach may hold promise for development of a substantial number of informative high-density EST-SSR markers in date palm, large enough to be of value in breeding.
Despite this, a substantial amount of informative data was gathered overall by means of both qualitative methods, so the impact of instances of lack of meaningful data was minimal.
Bring home a substantial amount of informative literature and brochures, even a DVD.
These data suggest that, while AIMs discovered in a broad panel of Europeans may not perfectly capture ancestry information within Britain, there is substantial overlap among ancestry-informative genomic regions between the two geographic scales.
With Bushes and Clintons so widely known, polling that shows a substantial Clinton lead is informative.
If morphological characters are well chosen and molecular characters are informative and substantial, homoplasy should be reduced, thus resulting in similar phylogenies.
Participant 21, a graduate of a 2-year fellowship in healthcare improvement, said, "The Guidelines tell me everything [to think about], but they don't tell me what is important to include [in my manuscript]…there is no hierarchy…" Guideline items 5, 6, 9 11 and 13 19 elicited substantial reactions that were informative to the revision process (table 1).
Is information always informative?
Another potential source of concern is that the priors derived from population A are too informative to allow substantial Bayesian learning, especially when population B is small (Gelfand and Sahu 1999; Gianola 2013).
