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Fast-forward through a few thousand years of viewing women as inferior to their penile counterparts and bargaining them as goods between fathers and future husbands.

When comparing term-born and preterm-born healthy infants, these parameters remained the best discriminating factors, but the discrimination between term-born and preterm was not as good as between health and disease (Figure 4b), indicating that these parameters are more an expression of functional abnormalities of BPD rather than prematurity itself.

The agreement between the randomized networks tested here and the experimental data is no higher than 23.5%, roughly half as good as between the correct ODE model and experimental data (48%).

When comparing plot C and D in more detail it becomes evident that combining iHSVoight and WGA results does not give as good agreement between the combined iHS and WGA test.

Agreement was not as good between PL/TEE and G/CATH (mean bias, −0.07 cm2 [SD, 0.28 cm2]) and C/TTE (mean bias, −0.13 cm2 [SD, 0.30 cm2]).

Discriminative power of AUC values between 90 and 100% was defined as excellent, between 80 and 90% as good, between 70 and 80% as fair, between 60 and 70% as poor and <60% as failed.

We considered correlation coefficients above 0.8 as good, between 0.8 and 0.5 as fair, and below 0.5 as poor [ 4].

Cronbach's α is regarded as excellent when it is higher than 0.9, as good between 0.7 and 0.9 and as acceptable between 0.6 and 0.7.

In our final ranking, correlation coefficients above 0.8 were deemed as good, between 0.8 and 0.5 as fair, and below 0.5 as poor.

We defined discriminative power of AUC values between 0.90 to 1 as excellent, between 0.80 to 0.90 as good, between 0.70 to 0.80 as fair, between 0.60 to 0.70 as poor and <0.60 as failed.

In all cases, the alignment between the indirectly aligned second pair of CTDs (from the second subunits in the dimer) was almost as good as that between the directly aligned CTDs, illustrating the remarkably high degree of conservation of the dimer interface among eIF2Bα, aIF2B, MTNA, and RBPI structures.