Thus, the model considers molecular flexibility, intermolecular interactions and test rate, which makes it a reliable and interpretable subset.
The availability of specific and potent antibody reagents is essential to obtain reliable and interpretable results in IHC studies.
Consequently, Kendall's Tau has been recently suggested as a more reliable and interpretable statistic (Paluszewski and Karplus, 2008) and has been employed in this article.
In particular, we need methods and tools that are capable of inferring reliable and interpretable mechanistic gene-regulatory networks from data.
Computerized visual field test was performed in all our 10 patients but was judged reliable and interpretable in only 6/10, disclosing homonymous defects in 5/6.
Central aim of computational protein function prediction methods is to provide reliable and interpretable results, in order to be useful for the biological community.
This questionnaire is relevant for clinical work and EMR systems, provides reliable and interpretable results, and may be used as part of any evaluation effort involving the clinician's perspective of an EMR system.
In December 2009, the United States (US) Food and Drug Administration FDAA) issued a guidance on the development and use of PROs [ 18] to ensure that they are reliable and interpretable, that they measure what they are intended to measure, and that they are backed by a solid, scientific rationale.
In order to explore if the DSS subscales were valid, each of the datasets was subject to a principal component analysis (PCA) followed by varimax rotation with the aim of identifying a component structure for the DSS that was simple, reliable and interpretable.
In opposition to the "passive" model in which every perception is reliable, this system thus leaves room for both "reliable perception" and "non-reliable perception," and furthermore for mental events that are both reliable and non-reliable.
