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The question then arises of how best to calibrate, when data contain a significant fraction of valid negative responses.

Apart from generating a higher fraction of structures that are predicted to be active, both Agents also generate a significantly higher fraction of valid SMILES (Table 4).

On average, arrays hybridized with Cy5-labeled targets derived from individual tissues showed lower non-specific background and produced a slightly larger fraction of valid intensity measurements when compared to Cy3-labeled targets derived from the same RNA samples (data not shown).

Although Mr. Whelan's lawyers are still challenging some of the ballots, and a final count will not be completed until at least Sunday -- the mayor acknowledged today that if only a fraction of the votes are ruled valid, it would be enough to make Mr. Langford the winner.

(Note that executing the influence function calculation method only for a fraction of nodes is a possible valid approximation method inside the ModuLand method family, too).

This would explain the lower fraction of valid ratios in the direct comparisons, where a number of transcripts having an expression level near detection cutoff in one tissue would eliminate those genes from the analysis when labeled with Cy3.

We estimated the fraction of valid tests of LD that showed significant nonrandom association within and between each region.

We estimated the fraction of valid tests of LD that were significant between each region and the gene arrangement type.

Somewhat surprisingly, the high fraction of valid ARFs also carried over for those of the reverse complement strand.

The average fraction of valid ARFs for the TR-proteins in N. vectensis is disproportionately high (37.5%), when considering only the size distribution of these proteins.

However, a fraction of the rejected sequences may be false-negatives (i.e., phage containing valid sequences discarded due to a wrongly assigned non-21nt insert) derived from homopolymer sequencing errors.