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Specifically, when the fold change was set to 1.5 with 500 DE genes, both XBSeq and DESeq have equivalent performance with either 3 (AUC = 0.90 and 0.90, respectively) or 6 replicates (AUC = 0.96 and 0.97, respectively).

Although GATK and SAMtools have equivalent performances and both perform better than freebayes, the metrics used here relied on the accuracy of array-derived genotypes which were assumed to be the 'true' genotypes.

These systems thus seem to have equivalent performances.

Experimental data indicate that the PCS, loaded with either R134a or R410A, has equivalent performance than the DSWHS.

Two different approaches are described and subjective evaluation demonstrates that the semi-autonomous panner has equivalent performance to that of a professional mixing engineer.

Microcosms planted with Poa compressa lost the most water in all moisture treatments but in the wet and intermediate treatments, respectively, native species Rhodiola rosea and Campanula rotundifolia had equivalent performance to P. compressa.

The use of clayey soil/Ca-bentonite backfill may be advantageous to achieve relatively low hydraulic conductivity, which has equivalent performance as that of conventional sandy soil/Na-bentonite backfills.

Interestingly the SEN used in isolation as a feature has equivalent performance (Dataset1 AUC = 0.925).

The AQoL has equivalent performance to comparator questionnaires commonly used in OA research and would be a useful adjunct to well-established disease specific scales.

When the homozygous TM line [TM(H)] was grown under agronomic non-competitive conditions, it had equivalent performance as the non-transgenic B. napus line with regards to seed yield and biomass.

It was interesting to find that the four classifiers: PCA-LDA, SVM, PCA-SVM, and ICA-SVM had equivalent performance under the two types of cross validations for this trinary data.