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When we took PI as a reference, we found that neither RI nor the NSHM provided significant performance gains over the PI reference model.

Considering the DSM-IV-R criteria diagnosis as a reference, we found that the CAGE questionnaire identified 77 true-positive and 897 true-negative cases, and the AUDIT 90 true-positive and 780 true-negative cases.

Using the functional Kasalath Hd6 sequence as a reference, we found only seven independent SNPs within the exon regions of the AA genomes: one in Nipponbare, one in O. meridionalis, two in O. glumaepatula, and three in O. longistaminata (Fig. 1b, Table 2).

By using baseline measurements as a reference, we found significantly reduced median Ktrans after the PLP-L treatment.

Using CDC light traps as a reference, we found that the catch ratio of PSCs to CDC light traps was 0.2 and that of pit shelters to CDC light traps was 0.67 for all anophelines.

With the human protein set as a reference, we found the best hit for each human protein in the two bat genomes by using the criteria that more than 30% of the aligned sequence showed an identity above 30%.

Using the predictions of the saltation abrasion model as a reference, we find that the threshold of motion is the most important effect that should be represented explicitly, followed in order of decreasing importance by the cover effect, the tools effect and the threshold of suspension effect.

Using D. melanogaster as a reference, we find that HCNE peaks are separated from their putative targets by ∼65 ± ∼55/∼53 kb (average ± standard deviation [SD]/median) or ∼32 ± ∼42/∼26% of the size of the microsynteny block where both reside.

Using H. virens TEX1 as a point of reference, we found that all modules of TEX1 group together in three separate, well-supported clades with modules of two peptaibol synthetases (Trire2_23171 and Trire2_123786) in the related species, Trichoderma reesii (Figs. 2, 7).

With GSUS or PDUS as reference, we found a sensitivity of 70% and 74% and a specificity of 48%and42%2%, respectively.

From the Cox proportional hazards regression, with the endpoint total hip replacement and breast cancer patients as reference, we found a hazard rate ratio (HRR) of 0.79 (CI: 0.53 1.20; p = 0.27) for undergoing hip replacement in the gynecological cancer patients (relative to the breast cancer patients).