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The obtained internal controls match most PCR product sizes used in clinical routine molecular assays and will assist to discriminate true from false negative results.

Discriminating true target from mismatched targets was found to be dependent on type, number, and location of mismatches within the beacon (i.e. located in the stem or loop regions).

F n (eq.3) is the harmonic mean of PR n and RE n, and a higher F n score means a better performance on discriminating true targets based on an overall consideration.

This is a potential method to discriminate true positive from false positive in the context of clinical 90Y-PET imaging, but it still needs to be confirmed on larger clinical datasets by comparing it with 99mTc-MAA and contrast-enhanced CT.

This score normalization may help in discriminating true positives from false positives.

First, we measure the ability of the model to discriminate true from false correlations via plots of true positive rate versus one minus positive predictive value.

The combined information of these trees was then used to discriminate true PKS I domains from evolutionary related but functionally different ones.

The sensitivity (ability to discriminate true positives from false positives, also called recall) of the genetic algorithm (GA) has been evaluated using the ROC criterion.

Consistent with the ROC curves this table shows that the molecular function filter is somewhat stronger than MnM Frequency score filter in discriminating true positives from false positives.

In our study, the functional status of the FTA samples may have influenced the performance of the classifiers in discriminating true FTA from hyperfunctioning nodules.

Taken together, we conclude that HMMerThread is a very powerful technique to identify true positive, remotely conserved domains and is moreover highly efficient in discriminating true positive from false positive hits.