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Hence "super-HMM" is better denoted as the "task grammar".
For the sake of prudence, the observers ranked the images by choosing between three options: the quality of the left stereoscopic image is better (denoted by "left better"), the right stereoscopic image is better (denoted by "right better"), or the quality of two images is the same (denoted by "comparable").
The annotations were categorized into four categories: good annotations (denoted as G), okay annotations but could be better (denoted as C), redundant annotations (denoted as R), and not good annotations (false positive and denoted NG).
One point was awarded for each move taken; therefore, a lower score denoted better performance.
However when the context of the AUGs demarcating the conserved uORFs were compared with the context of the AUG at the main ORF it was evident that the main ORF generally had a better sequence context denoted by a purine in the -3 position and a guanine in the +4 position (Table 5).
The global correlation of transcriptional profiles provided a quantitative assessment of how well cell lines model tissue; a higher Pearson correlation coefficient denoted a better model of cervical tissue.
Although previously the expression levels of TRAIL were investigated in gastric carcinomas [ 37], to date there are no data available that analyzed the expression of the alternative TRAIL splice variants in malignant diseases such as gastric carcinomas (for better discrimination TRAIL is denoted in this article as TRAIL-α).
The "HD" in the name denotes better bass and treble response that, the company said, would be noticeable on rock and jazz tracks.
Hence, higher value of PSNR [28] denotes better performance.
The coefficient of efficiency is a dimensionless measure, ranges between −∞ and 1 where higher values denote better agreement.
