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About 85% of human and mouse, 31% of fly and 41% of yeast PPIs in our dataset exist in only one database.
To the best of our knowledge, no such dataset exist up to now, but manual and automated tracking tools increase accuracy and efficiency ([ 13, 46]; [Schwarzfischer et al., in revision]).
Studies with large numbers of process partitions in a dataset exist [ 23, 26, 42- 48], and some of these have attempted to address higher phylogenetic questions of mammals, yeast and bacteria by taking advantage of genomic level approaches.
Statistical methods that evaluate the optimal number of clusters within a dataset exist but are rarely used in a systematic manner and may reflect the fact that there are an array of experimental applications in which clustering is used as a discovery tool.
Furthermore, identification of potential biases in existing datasets is complicated by the fact that usually not more than one independently generated dataset exists, making it very difficult to infer any biases post hoc.
Although abundant onshore GNSS data are available, only a very sparse GPS acoustic dataset exists for the seafloor.
This aircraft was selected because a complete dataset exists in the open domain, which can be used to validate SimSAC generated data.
However, we presumed that the ACC t) function could provide insight in the quality of the clustering even if no reference dataset exists.
According to the results, it can be said that the proposed model is a useful and reliable means to predict TBM penetration rate provided that a suitable dataset exists.
If more than one comparable dataset exists one can either directly analyze their relative bias or, at least, perform the same analysis for all datasets to verify that the substantial conclusions drawn are robust and consistent.
A complementary dataset exists in the form of the NCI Repository for Molecular Brain Neoplasia Data (Rembrandt), which contains molecular and clinical data for diffuse gliomas across the full spectrum of histologic class and grade.
