Figure 6 The overall ROC curves of NMF-NMF-SQ hashing, FJLT hashing, and content-based fingerprinting under all types of tested manipulations.
We first generate the overall ROC curves for all types of tested manipulations when applying different hashing schemes, and the resulting ROC curves are shown in Figure 6.
Antimicrobial properties of gelatin films incorporated with CLC at various concentrations are presented in Figure 4. CLC showed an inhibition towards all types of tested microorganism: S. cerevisiae, S. aureus, E. coli and L. innocua.
"This will enable [examiners] to conduct all types of tests, collect results electronically at source and improve customer services by sending results information to central systems immediately after a test has been completed," the agency's 2012-13 business plan says.
When the choice question analysis was stratified by the particular type of organism chosen, the odds ratios changed somewhat as to importance of attribute from when all types of tests were aggregated together and are probably more important to consider in specific test development.
The recurrent and capital unit overhead costs therefore remained constant for all types of test.
One of the benefits of using the STARD initiative is to develop a consistent reporting format across all types of tests.
These tests of the consistency of findings within each clustering program during 10 replications of the analysis of each dataset showed 100% agreement in all datasets and on all types of test (number of subgroups, allocation to subgroups, classification probability).
We decided to do so because we wanted our study cohort to give a fair presentation of all types of test accuracy studies, and because of the inherent difficulties in categorising test accuracy studies, due to scarce and substandard reporting.
IIT provided lower Vickers hardness data compared to traditional Vickers testing for all types of wires tested.
The fact that for almost all type of tests we find both significant and not significant results (Table 4) suggests that our methods are powerful enough to detect a relationship, but with type I errors low enough to avoid generalized false positives.
