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Before 1994, the distinction of the two subspecies in vitro was difficult and findings were sometimes ambiguous as few tests were sufficiently discriminatory (Table 1).

For bio-ADM, the later time points provided the most added value and best discriminatory power (Table 2).

All primers used for the analysis were designed specifically to amplify open reading frame (ORF) gene sequence regions including those with non-coding DNA regions to maximize discriminatory power (Table S1).

Monthly rainfalls in the preceding month (power: 99.9), net use (power: 83.1) and a lag minimum temperature of two months (power: 73.0) did not appeared as main splitters in the final tree whereas they were identified as important risk factors for Anopheles density as shown by the ranking of their discriminatory power (Table 3).

The Gini coefficient was under 0.2 for all three QIs, which is an indication of high discriminatory power (Table 2).

We identified 25 loci that contributed most to separation along the first discriminant function based on hierarchical clustering analysis (termed discriminatory loci; Table S8).

The overall prognostic value of these candidate molecular markers was compared using their AUC values, which identified NAT1 (AUC ROC, 0.24) as the most discriminatory gene (Table 6).

Consequently, the inclusion of SSC spots results in a considerable overlap with positive controls resulting in increased thresholds and a lower overall discriminatory power (Table 2).

Among the variables related to the process of care, length of stay was the only one statistically significant, but it did not impact the baseline model's discriminatory capacity (Table 3; model 2).

The combined score, expressed as the PM score, showed statistically significant differences between the novices and the experienced surgeons, whereas none of the individual simulator metrics demonstrated discriminatory abilities (Table).

The SDQ self-report total difficulties score (AUC = 0.77, 95 % CI = 0.62-0.91) and K-SADS psychotic experiences score (AUC = 0.71, 95 % CI = 0.51-0.91) had reasonable discriminatory power (Table  3).