Sentence examples for datasets values from inspiring English sources

With all other datasets values k=5 and Nrec=5 are used.

*All data are based on analysis of 50 imputed datasets; values are numbers (percentages).

To map the relatively smaller non-Pol II transcripts more accurately in the α-amanitin GRO-seq datasets, values of 5 and 10, respectively, were used.

In all cases, the results were essentially the same (in a minority of cases with the two smaller-sized high-confidence datasets, values fell below the conservative statistical thresholds we had set, but trends were consistently maintained; Figure S1 [see Additional file 1], Tables S2 and S3 [see Additional file 2], and data not shown).

As stated in our previous study, values below 0.01 correspond to high similarities between two datasets; values between 0.01 and 0.05 indicate a gray zone; values larger than 0.05 correspond to the datasets which are unlikely to be similar; and values greater than 0.1 correspond to the non-similar datasets [ 54].

For the English dataset, values between PESQ and P.563 are also shown to be significantly different.

Comparative performances of LRM, SVR and ANN have been evaluated with the help of correlation coefficient and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) between the actual and fitted (for training dataset) or predicted (for test dataset) values of GWL.

In this case, CHS is considered essential to describe the property, as the dataset values for elongation at break were measured at different crosshead speeds.

The statistical parameters including correlation coefficient (R) of 0.999543 and mean relative absolute error (MRAE), 0.022198, of the results form dataset values exhibit the high precision of the applied method.

All analyses were carried out on normalized and log2 transformed dataset values.

The CMap dataset values were processed as previously described [ 29].