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a very short sequences which on limited phylogenetic analysis clearly grouped with the orthologues indicated, however insufficient data to include in Figure 3. b could not be accurately grouped into sub-clades for subsequent analysis following production of guide tree (Fig. S1).

Many empirical studies have found that software metrics can predict class error proneness and the prediction can be used to accurately group error-prone classes.

This experiment along with its counterparts demonstrates that the proposed approach can be used for accurately grouping and quantifying phenotypic responses to different drugs.

We show that our method more accurately groups similar websites together than those existing general-purpose consensus clustering methods.

It accurately groups existing and newly identified HRV and human enterovirus strains into clades, which reflect current species assignments.

When compared to the accurately diagnosed group, the misdiagnosed group was significantly older, less likely to be married, more likely to live alone, and more likely to have a history of cardiovascular conditions [ 23].

This may have been due to the groups' variation in their dementia trajectories; individuals in the accurately diagnosed group had experienced cognitive decline for approximately 1½ years longer, on average, than those in the misdiagnosed group.

It is well-known that statistics that accurately describe group characteristics do not necessarily apply to individuals within that group.

The misdiagnosed group was more likely to live alone than those in the accurately diagnosed group (OR = .26, 95% CI = .11,.60, p = .0018) after adjusting for sociodemographic variables only.

Similarly, a higher proportion of individuals in the accurately diagnosed group had a probable AD diagnosis at baseline than those in the misdiagnosed group.

A significantly higher proportion of individuals in the misdiagnosed group had a history of a cardiovascular condition (47.13%) than did those in the accurately diagnosed group (31.49%).