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The improvements in predictive accuracy made by GreenGenie2 are most obvious with initial and terminal exons (Table 3).

The most important aspect of postmedieval maps was their increasing accuracy, made possible by continuing exploration.

Timepieces which indicated minutes and seconds were occasionally made from this time on, but this was not common until the increase in accuracy made possible by the pendulum clock and, in watches, the spiral balance spring.

Its approach, however, was significantly different in the extensiveness of Yarrell's correspondence and in the increased emphasis on scientific accuracy made possible by the rapid advance in ornithological knowledge in the nineteenth century.

Thus, assembling the C. tropicalis genome was a compromise between completeness, contiguity, and accuracy, made particularly challenging by the high number of allelic polymorphisms in the genome.

Comparison of system construction time and diagnostic accuracy is made by applying the same database to SE-FNTDS and four traditional systems.

Comparison of system construction time and diagnostic accuracy is made by applying the same database to SE-FNAAPDS and three traditional systems.

Comparison of system construction time and diagnostic accuracy is made by applying the same database to SE-FNDS and four traditional systems.

The unit aims to "scrutinise the factual accuracy of claims made by politicians, business, unions and special interest groups".

"Our focus is on conflicts of interest and the adequacy and accuracy of disclosures made by brokers to corporate customers," Mr. Blumenthal said in an interview Saturday.

The aim was to judge the accuracy of estimates made by scientists in the past about climate change predictions in relation to species extinction.