Archetype, (from Greek archetypos, "original pattern"), in literary criticism, a primordial image, character, or pattern of circumstances that recurs throughout literature and thought consistently enough to be considered a universal concept or situation.
Bootstrap is generally thought consistently conservative, as bootstrap proportions tend to underestimate the probability of the clades to be true, especially when this probability is high [ 36].
"When past performance has been so consistent, the risk that investors underestimate the risk, I think has consistently been an issue," said Richard G. Ketchum, president of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
"When past performance has been so consistent, the risk that investors underestimate the risk, I think has consistently been an issue," said Richard Ketchum, the president of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which oversees brokers.
Referring to the people with whom McCain has surrounded himself, Gingrich noted, "I think they consistently represent a more moderate wing.
I still love the fact that they've got really good dramatic stories alongside what I still think is consistently the best comedy writing on British television.
He's a good lad and has all the attributes but I don't think he consistently puts it together".
You might think the consistently high scores might reduce the usefulness of the reviews, but he argues that the point isn't to help users choose between different hotels, but instead to assure them that yes, other users have stayed at this hotel, and yes, they liked it.
Given repeated outbreaks, seed testing that is falsely reassuring, ineffectiveness and incompleteness of seed disinfection, and a lack of commitment to disinfected product from retailers, we think that consistently rendering raw sprouts free of enteric pathogens is not practical.
