In particular, participants responded less accurately in the 2 s then in the 3 s condition (see Table 1).
One possibility for this difference is that, compared with the L1 and iL3 data, the clusters used in this analysis of gene expression in L2s, may less accurately represent actual units of expression in the L2 stages.
Here's the first: What [proponents of P.R.] get wrong, I think, is that the ultimate goal of a political system cannot be to accurately reflect the strength of each party in parliament, much less accurately reflect the strength of all the views of the citizens in parliament, which is essentially impossible anyway.
However, short branches, estimated accurately in simple simulations, were estimated less accurately in complex simulations.
In contrast, NetRank less accurately classified 11-17 samples cf. the single-gene method but more accurately classified 4-11 samples.
The best-fit equation performed optimally in participants with moderate mobility impairment and less accurately in patients with no or severe mobility impairment.
As was stated previously, the best-fit equation performed optimally in participants with moderate mobility impairment and less accurately in patients with no or severe mobility impairment.
Alternatively, NAs may reflect exposure less accurately in children than in adults, due to the rapid growth of other organ systems in children that may alter the relative distribution of As across tissues.
In addition, they tended to lateralize the seizure focus less accurately in the presence of malrotation (manual: 64%; ANIMAL-multi: 55%, p = 0.4; SACHA: 50%, p = 0.1; FreeSurfer: 41%, p = 0.05).
Third, the MDRD equation used to estimate GFR in the full CRIC has been shown to perform less accurately in diabetic patients compared with those without diabetes (40).
