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However, probably due to the smaller sample size, the CPS dataset yields imprecise point estimates of the effect.

Numerical experiments show that, for the same sample size and subdividing ratio, larger parameters (absolute values) of the "mother dataset" yields wider regions of acceptance.

In comparison, the standard GVF snake's on the same dataset yields an adequate sensitivity this is due to over-segmentation by the GVF method, since the speckle tends to complicate image features.

Application of Eq. 18 to his dataset yields (0.85 leq Lambda _{d}/Lambda _{d}^ leq 1.3), implying that our results are applicable to strong field systems with dominant Lorentz forces.

Analysis of a single dataset yields widely different estimates of anal cytology operating characteristics that depend on difficult to verify assumptions regarding the accuracy of the imperfect reference standard.

This effect of increasing Nreg is similar to LD pruning by removing SNPs that are closely-associated with other SNPs; for example applying a standard LD pruning in PLINK to the full dataset yields 220,247 SNPs and is similar in effect to using Nreg>3 (Fig. S2).

Subsequent test of PharmDock in virtual screening on 29 targets of DUD dataset yielded an average AUC of 0.61.

A cross-validation approach for the multiple regression analysis considering three years of data as training dataset and one-year data as validation dataset yielded an R value of ∼0.63.

The final reconstruction based on the filtered dataset yielded a 3D structure of coatomer with a resolution of 19 Å, as judged by Fourier shell correlation (FSC) criterion of 0.143 (Rosenthal and Henderson, 2003) (Figs. 4A and S5).

Later research based on larger dataset yielded similar results [8], [9], [10], [11].

Maximum parsimony analysis of the total dataset yielded the phylogram shown in Figure 1 (50% majority rule bootstrap consensus).