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Because of the bias-variance tradeoff (Section 14.6 ) more complex nonlinear models are not systematically better than linear models.

We also show that performances of nanosystems are not systematically better than their microscopic counterparts through the study of the impact of dimension reduction on an accelerometer resolution and sensitivity.

Nephrologist conformance to guidelines was systematically better than that of non-nephrologists.

As expected from previous results, one parameter performs almost systematically better than the others to explain the amplification factors, the velocity contrast (C_{v}).

Furthermore Fouss et al. (2006) observed that this kernel performs systematically better than their corresponding adjacency matrix-based kernels (Exponential Diffusion Kernel, von Neumann Diffusion Kernel) [37].

In particular, some mutations are systematically better than others at mixing with other mutations.

However, based on data collected at baseline, it is reasonable to assume that the patients who died before follow-up was completed were not systematically better or worse than the study population.

Thus we conclude that there is no evidence in our sample that non-government hospitals are of systematically better or worse quality than Chinese government hospitals.

These indicators are systematically better for the Northeast region than in the South.

Since the tested monolithic column showed systematically better efficiency for early eluting compounds than the packed columns, an additional band broadening effect was suspected for the packed columns.

Figure 4 B shows that across the population of neurons CC are systematically better locked (decreased circular standard deviation σ of the phase distribution) than ISO and UE better than CC.