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The evolution of the accuracy was studied by plotting the relative changes of the positive predictive values (PPV) of the coexpressing data with r (Fig. 3 top graphs) and N (Fig. 3 bottom graphs) for each method.

The evolution of the overall accuracy (OA) and average accuracy (AA) against the N m for Indian Pines and PaviaU data set is presented in Fig. 3.

We suggest that more research is necessary to determine community college students' attitudes towards evolution and the accuracy of instructors' perceptions of those attitudes.

The signal to noise ratio is expected to be higher for slowly evolving phylogenetic markers, and fast rates of evolution generally reduce the accuracy of inferred phylogenetic trees [ 49, 56].

We assessed evolution in the accuracy of coding for Charlson and Elixhauser co-morbidities at three time points over a 5-year period, following the introduction of the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision (ICD-10), coding of hospital discharges.

The combination of fossils that correlate to divergence events in organismal phylogenies with increasingly realistic models of molecular evolution has increased the accuracy of molecular dating [ 12].

The aim of the model comparison is to test whether any method produces consistent estimates with and without the inclusion of fossils, as this might suggest a more robust method which is less affected by aspects of the trait's evolution which decrease the accuracy of ancestral state reconstructions, such as directional trends or ancestral values which lie outside of the range of extant species.

It is shown that the method is significantly (about three times) faster than a standard explicit scheme, and yields the same time evolution of the flow (within spatial accuracy).

It is found that Gibbs oscillations have a negligible effect on the flow evolution allowing higher-order recovery of the accuracy on a Fourier basis by means of postprocessing.

This is, to our knowledge, the first study assessing the evolution of accuracy of co-morbidity information derived from administrative data, measured at three time points over a five-year period shortly after the introduction of ICD-10.

Also the effect of analgesics on the evolution of signs, diagnostic accuracy and outcome were surveyed.