All 21 |ΔA| values obtained in this test were below 0.1%%, which is sufficiently small to assume accuracy.
Although this may be true for detection of a specific genotype, it is not true if (as readers might assume) accuracy is defined as ability to distinguish carriers and non-carriers reliably.
Another difference is that Dekkers [ 6] assumed accuracies of 0.6 for predictions of g PB and g CB, which is higher than what we used here.
If we assumed accuracies of g PB and g CB were equal, the index accuracy increased from 0.49 to 0.60 (23% increase) with a CB versus a PB reference population, instead of an increase from 0.49 to 0.55 (13% increase; Figure 1).
He assumes the accuracy of her assertion, and jumps to sweeping generalizations.
Whereas standard BLAST assumes 100% accuracy of the de novo sequence, SPIDER software accounts for possible errors in de novo sequencing.
But he cautioned against assuming such accuracy, saying, "All data are guilty until proven innocent".
Under this review, a court would assume the accuracy of the government's articulated basis for Hamdi's detention, as set forth in the Mobbs Declaration, and assess only whether that articulated basis was a legitimate one.
"Assuming the accuracy of the translation, for me his comments are duly noted," said David Harris, the executive director of the American Jewish Committee.
Assuming the accuracy of the 90% figure, Homeland Security only needs to find another 40,000 immigrants a year that fall into one of the "priority categories" in order to keep deporting 400,000.
