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Table 3 shows a summary of testing results in terms of the fraction of correct outputs and the average Tanimoto similarity between the software outputs and the correct answers based on the PubChem Substructure Fingerprint.

A summary of tested predictors and statistical approaches in training and test sets is given in Table 3.

A summary of tested values and resulting changes in solution quality is given in Section 5. Note that setting S max to a value of 0 does not reduce dynamic S-VNS to dynamic VNS as one would think at first glance.

A summary of test results for all beams are displayed in Table 3 (experimental and analytical shear capacities) and Table 4 (experimental strains and deflections).

This chapter provides a summary of test procedures, specimen types, and test designs for experimental fatigue, quasi-static fracture, or fatigue fracture testing of adhesively-bonded joints made from pultruded glass-fiber-reinforced, polymer-matrix mainly intended for civil engineering applications.

The Q* index, is the highest point in the SROC curve that intersects the anti-diagonal and represents a summary of test performance where sensitivity and specificity are equal.

The median volume of induced sputum was 7 ml (range: 4 12 ml) while 8 patients produced ≤1 ml which was considered inadequate for further processing (a summary of test outcomes and reasons for un-evaluable results is presented in Table 2).

One molecular evolution approach that supports this adaptive function for MHC genes is the higher rate of nonsynonymous (amino acid changing) to synonymous substitutions at functionally important amino acid positions (for a summary of tests at MHC, see Garrigan and Hedrick 2003).

Thus, much of this chapter is a summary of basic testing concepts and terminology.

Table  2 contains a summary of variables tested for their relationship with key player status.

A summary of the tested intrinsic electrophysiological data is provided in Table  1, for morphological data see Tables  2 and 3.