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Variability in the low copy number range has also implications both for the classification of elite controllers as well as for diagnosis strategies using molecular assays.
The precise localization of the LTR was a key step in our study, both for the classification of the copies based on their truncation level and the estimation of their insertion date.
With multivariate analysis, it is possible to analyse many variables at the same time, taking into account their interactions and correlations, both for the classification of a population into groups using classification algorithms and for predicting control variables using regression algorithms.
Previous reports on these studies have shown the potential usefulness of cluster and discriminant analyses, both for the classification of cases into their diagnostic groups, and for the identification of the tissue changes most useful in discriminating between one disease and another.
Using the temporal information from the two probe sets each comprising the 22 fNIRS channels for both conditions, revealed significant accuracies for the classification of schizophrenic patients versus healthy controls.
A novel approach for the classification of both balanced and imbalanced dataset is developed in this paper by integrating the best attributes of radial basis function networks and differential evolution.
The average position dxz of the hornet in the 400 ms interval prior to the start of shimmering was again the criterion for the classification of both, the shimmering waves and the hornets' flights.
In conclusion, ZnT8A, and to a lesser extent IA-2βA, may usefully complement IAA, GADA, and IA-2A for the classification of both childhood-onset and adult-onset diabetes.
Functional domains of the TCS proteins, which were needed for the classification of both HKs and RRs were obtained by subjecting the predicted proteome of each strain to a search against the protein sequence analysis and classification database InterPro using the protein signature recognition software InterProScan [ 89].
However, our review has several limitations, primarily because the majority of the included papers pertained to single center studies with small sample sizes, whereas the few multicenter studies that were included had retrospective designs and used only administrative data (such as ICD-9-CM codes) for the classification of both sepsis and new-onset AF.
