The probability subgraph with the highest frequent degree does not necessarily correspond to the smallest mismatch value of motif.
However, coming up with accurate models or meta-models from noisy real-life data is often a formidable task due to their frequent association with high degrees of random noise, which might render an ANN or GP model either over- or underfitted.
Furthermore, we used the Wilcoxon rank-sum test to compare the degrees of frequent ADRs with the degrees of infrequent ADRs and rare ADRs, respectively.
Sclerosis can explain the frequent persistence of variable degrees of residual mass even after successful treatment (Rohatiner et al, 1994).
As a result, the degrees of frequent ADRs were significantly higher than that of infrequent ADRs (P = 0.0027) and that of rare ADRs (P = 9.5268 × 10−4).
Recalibrating every 4 hours (or at least before any important data acquisition) may augment the accuracy of pulse contour estimated cardiac output in critically ill patients, who are likely to exhibit frequent changes in degree of arteriolar vasoconstriction [ 26].
Whether more or less frequent hospitalization or degree of ACDT/RT treatment are indicative of under- or over-treatment, and whether or not they are more strongly influenced by supply side or demand side factors, cannot be answered by this study.
Affected individuals exhibit varying degrees of cardiac hypertrophy, frequent and persistent cardiac arrhythmias, and progressive conduction system disease leading to pacemaker implantation.
Gliomas, the most frequent cerebral tumours in adults, exhibit varying degrees of cellular and nuclear pleomorphism, mitotic activity, vascular proliferation and necrosis [ 24, 25].
As shown in Figure 5, the stable and unstable clusters are characterized by infrequent and frequent copy-number losses/gains, respectively, reflecting different degrees of genetic instability.
