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NNMF performed better on this metric, achieving a correlation coefficient of 0.65.

Sample 3138 showed the lowest concordance between its FF and FFPE z-scores, achieving a correlation of 0.553 and misclassification rate of 33%.

Unfortunately, the small number of samples analyzed, and the treatment heterogeneity (only five patients were eligible for autologous stem cell transplantation) also could reduce the chances of achieving a correlation between the expression of the studied genes and clinical outcome.

When compared with the largest available data set of mutants, S2648, used by the method PoPMuSiC (Dehouck et al., 2009), mCSM presented a better performance achieving a correlation coefficient of with standard error of, compared with a correlation of with reported by the original authors.

It has a comparable run-time and achieves a correlation between experimental and rescored values of 0.88 compared to 0.87.

The model achieved a correlation coefficient greater than 98% for sunny days and less than 95% for cloudy days.

LISA achieves a correlation of 0.81 (and a root-mean-square error of 2.35 ± 0.38 kcal/mol) when tested on 125 complexes for which experimental measurements were realized.

We achieve a correlation of 0.846 between the experimental emitted waveform and simulated waveform when using the probe's physical specifications in silico.

The results show that an antenna separation of 3 or more, represents the wavelength, can achieve a correlation less than 0.5 unless a very strong line of sight exists.

For example, when the number of resolvable paths increases from 2 to 4, the minimum frequency separation to achieve a correlation of 0.3 decreases from 105 to 52 subcarriers, which is approximately two times.

In order to achieve a correlation with numerical solutions, EN1993-1-1 establimperfectionparametern parameter η as a function of a constant factor and of the non-dimensional slenderness ratio (bar{lambda }), so that eta = alpha left( {bar{lambda } - 0.2} right), (6 where α is a constant imperfection factor as given in [26].