A case can be made, on theoretical and sometimes empirical grounds, that properly managed or coordinated care can on average yield superior medical treatments, at lower cost, than completely unmanaged care under classical indemnity insurance.
Both scenarios predict that young resulting from EPCs should on average be of superior quality (Griffith et al. 2002; Akçay and Roughgarden 2007).
We therefore use grandchildren of stud and dud males to provide a more powerful test for the existence of any good genes indirect benefit: that is, whether males that are successful at obtaining mates possess superior genes, on average, than do unsuccessful males.
In other words, whether max pooling is superior to average pooling depends on the distribution of convolved features.
The proposed learning approach achieved a superior RD performance, on average, when compared with single SI decoders and it showed higher robustness than a residual-based SI fusion technique.
It found that hiring fund managers with superior past performance on average yielded post hiring excess returns of "zero".
Taylor told HuffPost earlier this month that he doesn't consider himself a white supremacist, because he believes "East Asians are objectively superior to whites, on average, in many ways".
Comparing NBC to NMSC, the performance of NMSC is, on average, superior to NBC.
Hybrids selected for ethanol tolerance showed increased ethanol tolerance and production as compared to unselected hybrids, and F1 hybrids were on average superior to F3 hybrids.
Due to their higher degree of standardization and completeness in case recording at the national level, their validity is on average superior to that of sample-based clinical studies.
