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Consequently, population-specific accuracy contributions like the ones seen in Figure 1 should not be treated as quantitative predictions for newly discovered variants.

Over the HapMap RNAseq, the 1000 Genome WXS and the HapMap WXS datasets, the average accuracy contributions by mapping to a genome-wide reference, identifying optimally aligned reads, and selecting candidate alleles are 6.9%, 6.3%, and 9.2%, respectively.

Despite the lack of accuracy, their contribution to the analysis of trends is fundamental into the climate change context.

ACCURACY -- The contributions to Mr. Franks date back to his first term in Congress.

Neglect of polarization also limits, albeit to a lesser extent, the description accuracy of other contributions, such as interactions with monovalent ions, conformational flexibility of the anionic sugar−phosphate backbone, hydrogen bonding, and solute polarization by solvent.

Additionally, bootstrap based methods for the estimation of the breed's contribution to the core sets were introduced, substantially improving the accuracy of the contribution estimates.

As a result, the classification accuracies and the contributions of input variables are studied for the different number of classes.

For greater accuracy, the electrolyte contribution to the redox center's Hamiltonian can be taken into account in an approximate way as a Madelung sum over a lattice of average ion positions.

In terms of context-dependent discrimination, the results show that reinstated contexts further boost confidence and reduce 'don't know' responding compared to familiar contexts, while affecting forced-report recognition accuracy only when contribution of recollection to recognition performance is high.

The computation of a confidence z-score that correlates with prediction accuracy is another contribution of this work.

Kim et al. also demonstrated, in addition to the benefit of stress CTP for diagnostic accuracy, a superior contribution to the detection of ≥50% stenosis, compared with the 70% cut-off value [ 11].