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Coefficient of Determination ((R^2)) This metric "summarizes" how well the generated regression model fits the data.

To assess how well- generated definitions can approximate manually created definitions, we randomly selected 500 GO and 500 MeSH terms (listed in Supplementary Tables S5 and S6) and manually verified whether generated definitions matched the GO/MeSH definition or in another case gave useful information.

To investigate how well data generated under the island model (local sampling) actually fit a bottleneck history, we computed the expected frequency of mutational configurations under the (mis)inferred bottleneck parameters.

But tonight's moment of truth for the Nets will come down to what it has all season: how well Kidd generates energy both on offense and defense.

We aimed to determine how well the model generated from the results of the original VSP-A fit the data obtained in Brazil [ 40].

How well will banks generate profits for their investors?

In our study, sensitivity represented how well a FDG-PET generated GTA included the viable tumor area delineated on histology.

Following on from this result, Beggan and Whaler (2009) investigated how well a steady flow generated from satellite data could predict secular variation.

For each of the 21 algorithms, we used two different methods to quantify how well heat index values generated by the algorithm agree with values in these tables for these weather conditions.

Here, we tested how well motor commands are generated in the absence of kinaesthetic feedback by decoding hand movements from human scalp electroencephalography in three conditions: unimpaired movement, imagined movement, and movement attempted during temporary disconnection of peripheral afferent and efferent nerves by ischemic nerve block.

The objectives of the study were: to assess the factor structure of the WHOQOL-Bref in a Sudanese general population sample; and use confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and path analysis (PA) to see how well the model thus generated fits into the WHOQOL-Bref data of Sudanese psychiatric patients and their family caregivers.