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(4) Accuracy Balanced (Acc2).

Furthermore, even our simpler two-factor model of CFH and LOC387715 effects also provides better prediction accuracy (balanced accuracy 71%).

Interestingly, our three-factor model, which includes LOC387715 effects, provides a better prediction accuracy (balanced accuracy 72%), similar specificity (73%), and better specificity (72%) than their more complicated five-factor model.

Accuracy balanced (Acc2) is a two-side metric (it selects both negative and positive features) that is based on the difference of the distributions of a term belonging to a category and not belonging to that category in the documents.

She would rate these according to several criteria, including quality of the products, mastery in the cooking, technical accuracy, balance of flavors, and creativity of the chef.

Wear loss was measured by an accuracy balance and scan electron microscopy was used to observe the microstructures and material transfer.

5), CrossFit is a high-intensity fitness regimen that combines aerobic exercise, gymnastics, and weight training (Ritter 2014) and that emphasizes ten different fitness domains: strength, agility, flexibility, power, speed, stamina, accuracy, balance, endurance, and coordination (Glassman 2002, para. 1).

RNS takes very seriously its commitment to accuracy, balance and thorough reporting, and the June 23 story failed to meet those expectations.

Sadly, with a plethora of news on disasters, wars, depressing reports, and a cutthroat 24/7 media cycle that can't always compete with citizen journalists, truth, accuracy, balance, critical thinking and fairness fall by the wayside.

[ 21] Our research builds on previous studies of advertisements and promotional brochures which have found overemphasis on relative statistical measures[ 22, 23], and claims lacking clarity, accuracy, balance and substantiation.

Likewise, Forsyth et al. [ 22] found that journalists saw their 'primary responsibility to be the education of the lay public' and in the context of their reporting, expressed commitment to journalistic principles including accuracy, balance and independence.