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There is new evidence that biological networks that are discriminative between clinical asthma categories do not match between sputum, bronchial brushings, nasal brushings and blood [6].

The value of (alpha) should be greater than or equal to 1. Selecting larger (alpha) values would be less discriminative between very good retrieval results and those retrieval results that are not so good ones.

While mentions are more discriminative between multiplex links (tf) and single-layer connectivity (to and fo), hashtags are better at distinguishing between links and non-links (na) in terms of median values.

It is seen that in some channel locations (for example, 4 and 10), the gamma sub-band SE feature is more discriminative between groups, whereas in channel locations between 4 and 10, there is no difference in the computed SE feature for both groups.

Applying these criteria allowed identification of an additional 382 genes that are likely to be discriminative between ALL and AML (Figures 5A and 5B).

Other tests for functions of face perception such as judging age, emotion or gender were not discriminative between the two groups.

The translated instrument has a discriminative ability between genders and between fallers and non-fallers.

A Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) was used to determine discriminative success between the classes of plankton organisms or geometric shapes respectively.

The accepted rule of thumb is that an AUC of <0.7 indicates poor discriminative power; between 0.7 and 0.8 indicates acceptable discrimination; and >0.8 indicates excellent discriminative ability (DeLong et al, 1988).

After the above process, the discriminative characteristic between the two oscillation properties has become significant enough for discrimination.

Such a system would not require a sophisticated decoding apparatus, since complementary interactions between ribozymes and templates are of sufficient length to provide stable and discriminative associations between them.