Even though we have taken considerable steps to perform the experiments at the minimal drug concentration possible, and measure within a relatively short period of time, we agree that the FP off-target effects may interfere with elongation, and therefore could hamper our elongation rate measurements.
SLiM predictions were rated as TP, FP or off-target matches (OT).
After this time, the FP was turned off and replaced by a target located at +8° or −8° along the horizontal meridian.
where TP refers to true positive (the number of DNA/RNA-binding proteins with CO + PD score > cut-off), FP refers to false positive (the number of other proteins with CO + PD score > cut-off), FN refers to false negative (the number of DNA/RNA-binding proteins with CO + PD score < cut-off), and TN refers to true negative (the number of other proteins with CO + PD score < cut-off).
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By contrast, repeated tests of the FPNI-PCR method using the nine given FP primers revealed no "off-target" cases, and more than 80% of FPNI-PCR reactions yielded DNA fragments larger than 1.0 kb.
T selects a similar number of TP at the cut-off when compared edgeR but selects less FP as seen in Figures 3b and 3c.
where fr is the resonance frequency, γ is the damping rate, and fp is the parasitic cut-off frequency.
For a fixed cut-off value, c, FP(c) is defined as the number of true false positives, and F̂P(c) is defined as the estimated number of false positives.
Soon after the first demonstrations of functional expression of the gene encoding avGFP in organisms other than jellyfish [ 3, 4], published reports of the use of fluorescent proteins (FPs) for microscopy applications 'took off' [ 5].
