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The calibration of the RF model indicated that color indices better discriminated leaves and stem than the sole use of saliency features.

Tmax (Figure not shown) was also visually inspected, but clusters are better discriminated in Figure 15. Figure 15 Bivariate plot of daily minimum RH vs. temperature.

First, it was assumed that the Scots pine and Norway spruce could be better discriminated by the CBH due to the structural differences between the canopies of these species as observed in individual trees (Holmgren and Persson 2004; Holmgren et al. 2008).

Larger total changes in joint angle ought to be better discriminated and therefore provide higher proprioceptive acuity.

Discrimination is reduced if the two sequences have common features, whereas signals are better discriminated if they differ in pattern features.

Sequential patterns were better discriminated if only one signal provided the difference (exp. 16: [Ø Ø B Ø] vs [Ø Ø Y Ø]) possibly indicating a lack of interference from other signals.

The receiver operating characteristic analysis demonstrated that the TYM-J could better discriminate AD from controls and MCI from controls than the other tests.

A higher stringency of assembly may better discriminate between paralogs, but complete discrimination may prove to be difficult due to the lack of a reference genome sequence.

Multivariate statistical techniques such as principal component analysis (PCA) and linear discriminant analysis (LDA) were used to determine the variables that better discriminate between honey types.

Younger viewers were able to better discriminate between appropriate and inappropriate behavior.

Primer specificity designed from this comprehensive sequence database may better discriminate FRNA from different sources.