Sentence examples for confidence datasets from inspiring English sources

We have now involved experts from the field to contribute their knowledge to NetSlim with regard to the inclusion or exclusion of molecules in high confidence datasets.

The agent-based approach is extremely detailed but suffers from the difficulties in gathering high confidence datasets for most regions of the world.

In any case, assessment of the data quality is necessary, not only to design future experiments but also to construct high confidence datasets (or gold standard datasets) used for the training and evaluation of computational methods [ 13- 16].

This high confidence dataset (http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/content/vol0/issue2005/images/data/msi249/DC1/msi249supp2.txt) is taken for our analysis of yeast proteins.

This collection was combined with another high throughput dataset of Bader et al. Subsequently, many small-scale experiments were performed to obtain a larger high confidence dataset.

This provided a high confidence dataset of 434 chips on which a final background correction, normalization, and cluster analysis for all the data were performed.

Modelling the high confidence dataset led to a similar performance, with an RMSEtest of 0.45 pGI50 units and an R0 test value of 0.84.

We also used the High Confidence dataset to search for features near the TSS in promoters lacking an identified core motif.

To solve this problem and generate a high confidence dataset, we modified the confirmation procedure by creating a second query strain that expressed a selectable copy of wild type GLC7 (GLC7-res).

Moreover, as shown in Figure 1, more matches were detected in the High Confidence dataset to INR than FPR (53 and 27 respectively); both values are well above the false discovery rate for each motif (about 11).

We find that genes in our high confidence dataset that represent paralogs are overrepresented to a greater extent within the set of X male-biased genes than in the set of autosomal male-biased genes (Additional file 5: Figure S3).