Also, Firestone notes, Pigati's team didn't scrutinize all of the spherules, only the ones that were truly spherical thus discarding many of the tiny markers that might have been generated by the impact, including teardrop-shaped blobs that cooled in midair as well as misshapen blobs that formed when one near-molten droplet bumped into another.
Trost discarded a truly Costanzian option: stopping the game at 9 P.M. to show "Seinfeld" live, and resuming the game at 10. "No, it would have to be on tape," Trost said, which raises questions about the cost of keeping the police and sanitation workers late.
It is catastrophes such as these that challenge us to relinquish our attachment to the external, to evaluate what is real, what is truly important, and discard what is not.
To minimize false positives or discarding truly associated SNPs, we used a composite strategy to control data quality, i.e. removing problematic SNPs based on SNP missing rates and assessing data quality by the lmq statistics (Table V and Figs. 4 and 5).
But that's just the point: By comparing the costs and benefits of dissimilar regulations, we may discover which are truly valuable and which could be discarded without much, if any, loss.
In contrast, Yeung-Courchesne and Courchesne [ 18] argued strongly that in attempting to "control" for a domain non-specific construct such as IQ, variability truly associated with autism could be discarded as "non-specific".
Over the past 20 years or so, sitcom lovers seem to have discarded any taste they formerly had for truly bad comedy, and will no longer tolerate it no matter who stars in it or how it is packaged.
In order to truly blind endpoint assessors all information on PCT will be discarded on relevant documents.
But is gratitude still useful in the face of truly horrible and traumatic incidents—or is it a luxury that must be discarded when disaster strikes?
