The results of SEIR spreading simulations, presented in the Additional file 1, are interestingly very close to the ones of representations aggregated at a weekly timescale, showing that weekly averaged data contain substantially enough information to correctly evaluate mitigation and containment measures.
Having observation data gives faculty members substantially more information to report about their use of active-learning strategies than is usually the case.
Also, transcribing interviews as they were completed gave a good overview of the data and provided a background for continuously evaluating whether data saturation was reached, i.e. that no substantially new information was added compared to the previous interviews [ 22].
Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Trump, 70, have shared substantially less information about their health than some previous presidential candidates.
Thus died the press corps' only hope of seeing any substantially new information emerge during the trial — and, perhaps, the only real hope friends, family, and posthumous defenders of Todashev had of getting closure, if not justice, concerning his death.
He added that the plaintiffs could now strengthen their RICO claims against the other companies because "we have substantially more information about the other defendants" than was available when the cases were originally filed.
Because voter opinion shifts rapidly in primaries, a poll that is even two or three days old might have substantially less information value than one that was released today.
Lastly, involved parents are privy to substantially more information about their children.
Unlike stone and metals, substantially limited information is available on the deterioration of brick, concrete and wooden structures.
With broader disclosure, shareholders have substantially more information from which to form opinions of the fairness of their company's executive compensation.
