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Consistency refers to the spread not the mean. For instance, you could have a vaccine performing uniformly poorly relative to a prior infection and that sure wo
by peteradio 5y ago
Consistency refers to the spread not the mean. For instance, you could have a vaccine performing uniformly poorly relative to a prior infection and that sure would be consistent.
- somewhereoutth 5y agoI was implying consistently good. As in, the ~ 90% protection was relatively uniform
- peteradio 5y agoSources? Are you sure you are not conflating consistently higher specific antibody titers with uniformly better clinical outcomes?