Redundancy (or surplus) of information facilitates judgment.
The fact that significant differences in CV were seen when all peaks were considered indicates that the surplus of peaks detected in data set 2 consists of more robust peaks than the ones also detected in the other data sets, causing the median CV to drop.
To some, the data — a trade surplus of $19.5 billion in May — suggested that China's economy remained robust, despite troubles elsewhere in the world.
Cohen is, in fact, a crystalline novelist with a journalistic openness to the world; his stylish sentences are loaded with the refuse of the real, with the facts, social data, and informational surplus of postmodernity.
Typical surpluses for non-residential services are not estimated, owing to lack of data, but are thought likely to be even lower.
14 Given the considerable effort that generally underlies the collection of data for a large clinical database, it is unsurprising that surplus resources are usually unavailable to place towards the check of data accuracy.
Exports surged last month, helping to produce an unexpected trade surplus of $5.35 billion in March, according to government data released Tuesday.
Today's numbers followed that trend - the accruals-based public sector net borrowing (PSNB) data actually reported a surplus, of £3.3bn.
As a kind of 'surplus' this form of data generation goes some way to contributing to an enhanced understanding since adults who live and work with infants are able to offer important and additional insights to the research.
The results of calculations of consumers and producers surplus, based on data obtained from the two scenarios simulated using the GFPM are in Table 8.
