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Finally, experiments on publicly available datasets show that the proposed algorithm achieves better performance than several related methods.

Our benchmark tests on simulated data and three publicly available datasets show that HMMSplicer is able to detect junctions in compact and mammalian genomes with high specificity and sensitivity.

An extensive empirical analysis on real and publicly available datasets shows very good out-of-sample performances of our model.

Brooks says recent work he has done using newly available datasets shows that, across a portion of Tornado Alley, there has been slight increases in CAPE values and slight decreases in wind shear from 1960 to 2008 in a portion of Tornado Alley, but the variability from year-to-year overwhelms the longer-term signal.

Results: Our analysis of three publically available datasets showed a substantial improvement in RNA structure prediction by RNAG over extant prediction methods.

Experimental results on both synthetic and publicly available PD datasets show promising results.

Experimental results on two publicly available latent fingerprint datasets show that the proposed algorithm yields state-of-the-art results for automated minutia extraction.

Experiments on publicly available RGB-D datasets show that the proposed method has the best precision and the second best recall rate comparing against state-of-the-art local features, when applied to feature matching with large spatial variations.

Studies using available cross-sectional datasets show almost complete absence of a positive relationship between medical investment and the quality of care ([11, 12]; [12]; [12]).

An analysis of available expression datasets shows that FMR1 mRNA is expressed in different tissues and in cancer cell types (https://www.genevestigator.com/gv/).

By Northern blot analysis, CALS5 messages were sufficiently abundant for detection in flower buds, but not vegetative tissues or whole flowers (Fig. 3a), consistent with publicly available microarray datasets showing low, but detectable CALS5 expression, beginning in immature flowers and persisting through pollen development [ 19].