These results implicated the usefulness of detection call and particularly the transcript pattern approach in eliminating confounding factors when making cross-platform comparisons.
Back in 1992, our correspondent investigated the resurgence in academic support for the usefulness of a concept called "beta", a form of measuring asset-price risk, in the investment-management industry.
We will deal with the question of rationality of ringed surfaces and discuss the usefulness of the so called P-curves for constructing rational ringed-surface-blends.
In this paper, we examine the usefulness of a method, called a permutation criterion, for quantitatively evaluating the totality of the data for evidence of efficacy and for choosing among multiple doses.
40 The high ranking of the usefulness of having someone to call with questions was surprising, given that this option was utilised by only one participant.
Daniel Dennett's The Folly of Pretence argues that most religious believers don't really believe in their religious belief, but only in the usefulness of believing, and he calls upon them to stop the pretence of belief.
In some previous publications, we have already introduced and explored the usefulness of a new concept called "reverse pharmacognosy" (RPn).
The Cronbach's alpha value for moral satisfaction was 0.68, which limits the usefulness of this dimension and calls for caution in its interpretation and further utilization.
This paper considers the validity and usefulness of a new questionnaire called the Evaluation of Children's Listening and Processing Skills (ECLiPS) in comparison with three other available questionnaires.
Earlier this year, Princeton University Press published a slim volume called "The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge," a reissue of an essay by the same name, which originally ran in Harper's Magazine, in 1939.
