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But Compelation lets businesses see a demand curve of how many people will pay what price before they ever start selling, and then keep discounts private.

We learn in school what gets attention and we are beaten into submission into the culture of sameness by how we show up, which group we hang out with and who accepts or rejects us, that is all predetermined for us, including being graded by a bell curve of how we compare to others.

Figure 3F shows the ROC curve analysis of how well 2D similarity predicts cross-reactivity of compounds for the MDPV assay.

Figure 3C shows ROC curve analysis of how well 2D similarity as a "diagnostic test" predicts cross-reactivity of compounds for the Mephedrone/Methcathinone assay.

Figure 7B shows the ROC curve analysis of how well 2D similarity performed as a diagnostic test predicting cross-reactivity of the MKT-1030 assay.

In contrast, similarity of 0.623 or higher was seen in only 30 of the 65 compounds that displayed cross-reactivity less than 1%. Figure 6B shows the ROC curve analysis of how well 2D similarity performed as a "diagnostic test" predicting cross-reactivity of the JWH-018 ELISA.

The adjusted hazard ratios (HRs) for all-cause mortality by HbA1c deciles showed a U-shaped curve, irrespective of how or when HbA1c was measured.

"So this next run of episodes is the byproduct of a conversation we've had with the audience and then also our own learning curve in terms of how to make better episodes".

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Therefore, to find out, which trials maximise the discriminative power, we summed up latencies across one to six subsequent trials (bin sizes 1 6), and calculated the area under the ROC-curves (AUC, measure of how well a parameter can distinguish between two groups [ 15]) for each sliding window (Table  1).

"Oh, things you only really see if you're in that world; the curve of your ankle, how big your wrist is.