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In particular, we aim at showing that the proposed watermark signal is able to detect non-parametric cyber-physical adversaries (cf. Section 3.3) with a higher detection ratio with respect to the one obtained with the watermark proposed in [4,5].
Nevertheless, the proposed detection strategy based on multiple watermarks is able to provide a higher detection ratio.
We can confirm that the multi-watermark detector, with the same performance loss as the single-watermark detector, has a higher detection ratio.
Prevotella intermedia also exists at the diseased site of periapical periodontitis [ 13, 16, 17] and shows a significantly higher detection ratio in symptomatic sites than in asymptomatic sites [ 13].
HPV status is associated with histologic subtype, with higher detection ratios in warty basaloid carcinomas and lower detection ratios in keratinizing variants (ie, verrucous, papillary, and usual squamous cell carcinomas).
Results show that the proposed scheme obtain high detection ratio with less computation and communication cost.
Related to the reason of our high detection ratio, the substantial difference is that we use all genes transcribed by RNA pol II including widely expressed (housekeeping) genes, while they only use tissue specific genes.
A significantly higher mutation detection ratio was obtained within the group of TNBC patients (7/30; 23.3 %; 95 % CI = 9.9 42.3 %) compared to the premenopausal breast cancer group without TNBC (6/78; 7.7 %; 95 % CI = 2.9 16.0 %) (p = 0.0432).
Group 1 (the bottom right section of figure 3) comprised 16% (n=34 758) of the study population with a high referral ratio and high detection rate (hazard ratio 0.96 (95% confidence interval 0.94 to 0.98), and group 3 (the top left section of figure 3) comprised 37% (n=79 416) of the study population with a low or low/intermediate referral ratio and detection rate (1.07 (1.05 to 1.08)).
The highest mutation detection ratio was obtained in breast ovarian cancer families fulfilling the criteria for hereditary disease (75%=21/28), decreasing to 23.1% (9/39) in families with familial breast and ovarian cancer (P<0.0001).
