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Newmaster et al. [20] analyzed over 10,000 rbcL sequences from GenBank and found that rbcL could discriminate samples in approximately 85% of pairwise comparisons of congeneric species, whereas the discrimination efficiency was about 88% when a combination of psbA-trnH and rbcL was used across 96 diverse species of 48 genera from 43 families [21].
Each metric was weighted by its discrimination efficiency.
Moreover, the hybridization and discrimination efficiency of the chimeric probe DNA for the SNP genotyping were verified by using the SPRi sensor under different experimental conditions.
Through the proposed approach, it is achieved a high discrimination efficiency by using only 20 features to feed the classifier, instead of the original 2500 A-scan sample points.
Among the 411 biological metrics calculated from our site-specific data, we selected metrics exhibiting the best trade-off between high discrimination efficiency, low specificity, low redundancy, and high stability under reference conditions.
Based on a national database, we defined an iterative procedure to select taxonomy- and trait-based metrics exhibiting the best trade-off between (i) high discrimination efficiency, (ii) low specificity and (iii) high stability in least impaired conditions.
The module was tested under dynamic conditions using young-leaf-detection efficiency (ηYLD) and leaf-discrimination efficiency (ηLD) as performance criteria.
We present a detailed description of the TAC and discuss its overall performance in terms of energy and time resolution, background discrimination, detection efficiency and neutron sensitivity.
Analyses comparing Lequesne's index with the other instruments in the hip disease sub-sample indicated comparable performance with any differences in discrimination and efficiency not statistically significant (results not shown).
Yet, studies on relative discrimination power and efficiency have been limited to experimental designs with a fixed pair of stimuli and method comparisons based on the same numbers of tests.
Price discrimination produces economic efficiency.
