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Experiments show that up to 37% of the blocks can be better predicted with rotational MCP.

It is found that up to 37% of the blocks can be better predicted with rotational MCP.

As a result, the SOM distinguished three fish assemblage types according to the differences of species composition, and the assemblage types were better predicted with landscape-scale features by MLP than discriminant analysis.

Ferentinos et al. [62] Cohort from the PGC MDD and BP mega-analysis [57, 63] 1966 cases from the RADIANT studies (MDD) MDD-PRS predicted depression episodicity, and episodicity was better predicted with MDD-PRS than with BP-PRS.

On the other hand, benzene and toluene PE were better predicted with models that included only direct home microenvironment measurements.

Fluid responsiveness was better predicted with DPP 6 ml/kg (ROC curve area 0.92 ± 0.05) than with pulmonary artery occluded pressure (0.56 ± 0.09) and right atrial pressures (0.74 ± 0.08).

Joint-ticket purchasers are shown to be a more regular group whose mobility behavior can be better predicted and modeled compared with single-ticket purchasers.

The parameters P and K2O, which are not spectrally active in the Vis/NIR range should be better predicted when are highly correlated with OM.

We hypothesized that discharge outcomes would be better predicted by (1) the PASS compared with the BBS, and (2) by the PASS changing position subscore compared with the PASS maintain posture subscore.

It has been shown that the characteristics of LHP can be better predicted by using new proposed model with consideration of the surface-tension influence on two-phase flow pattern map within condensation tube diameter ranging from 1 mm to 5 mm.

Nutritional model predictions for multiparous cows were closest to actual performance for the National Research Council 2001 model when a metabolizable protein basis was used; primiparous cow performance was better predicted by energy-based predictions made with the National Research Council or Cornell Net Carbohydrate and Protein System models.