As they become more useful, the tendency will be to make them public, but in doing so they will lose that unique quality of trust and value.
However, when regarding how peri-implant bone is impacted by contact between the implant and bone, it is considered sufficiently useful in predicting tendencies.
Whether it's a failure to communicate useful information or a tendency for slip-ups that make you and your colleagues look bad, the chances are you could tell your boss a thing or two about the way he or she works.
It is useful to correlate the tendency to damage each joint to the specific failure mode.
Martin's framework provides a useful antidote to researchers' tendency to focus at only one level of culture.
Mean signed error can be useful to identify the tendency for under- or over-estimation of elevations (i.e. bias), while RMSE represents the overall mean elevation accuracy of a DTM.
While this tendency is useful and normally quite harmless, it impedes reasoning when "we are at a loss concerning a connection or consequence [between ideas], or have a new inference to draw, or would see the force of some new argument" ("Miscellanies," no. 782; Edwards 1957–, vol. 18, 457).
These advantages were particularly useful due to the tendency of the de Bruijn graph parsing strategy described previously to generate distinct but nonetheless highly redundant sequences from tips or bubbles.
Results in Table 2 and Figure 3 show how upwardly skewed the distribution of can be, in which case the arithmetic mean is not a useful indicator of central tendency.
First, in combining estimates the harmonic mean should be used, for two reasons: (i) The distribution of can be highly skewed, in which case the arithmetic mean is not a useful indication of central tendency.
