Sentence examples for folds groups from inspiring English sources

Divide the samples into K cross-validation folds (groups) at random.

Hastie et al.[4] in chapter 7.10.2 of their book defined the correct way to carry out cross-validation as follows: 1. Divide the samples into K cross-validation folds (groups) at random.   2.

Folds grouping structurally similar superfamilies.

Finally, folds group fold superfamilies that have similar arrangements of secondary structures in 3D space but that may not be evolutionarily related due to sequence divergence.

In this study, the mRNA levels of L-FABP increased in both the control (1.1 fold) and CrPic (0.78 fold) groups compared the alloxan group.

For the test, we used 534 sequences from 61 fold groups in SABmark Twilight zone set.

Krishna et al. [ 38], who described 8 fold groups of ZF, discussed their similarities and differences with functional implications.

Perhaps the most interesting revelation to emerge from the structural classification data was the highly uneven distribution observed in the populations of the fold groups.

In juvenile Chinook salmon, the expression of protein folding/rescue genes was upregulated starting at 18° (two-fold to six-fold) and was highest in the 25° group (two-fold to 2150-fold), whereas protein degradation-associated genes were only expressed in the 21° (two-fold to four-fold) and 25° (two-fold to 24-fold) groups.

Cytosolic XIAP expression was significantly lower in the Model group (0.6-fold) than in the Sham group (P < 0.05), and significantly higher in the EA-5Hz (2.3-fold) and EA-25Hz (2.1-fold) groups than in the Model group (both P < 0.05; Figs.  8a and 8c).

Mitochondrial Bax expression was significantly higher in the Model group (2.4-fold) than in the Sham group (P < 0.05), and significantly lower in the EA-5Hz (0.3-fold) and EA-25Hz (0.4-fold) groups than in the Mode group (both P < 0.05; Figs.  6a and 6c).