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Empirical results show that (1) score statistic and Wald-type statistic based on dependence model assumption outperform other statistics in terms of the type I error rates; (2) score confidence interval demonstrates reasonably good coverage property; (3) sample size formula via Wald-type statistic under dependence model assumption is rather accurate.

By simply looking at the results in Table 3 and Fig. 6, it may be noticed that Observed Announcements, generally, move around Expected Announcements, indicating, first of all, that the Expected Announcements calculation is rather accurate.

In most cases, the location is within a city block, which is rather accurate given how geographical grids work.

These ROC analyses on the three datasets again suggest that our method is rather accurate, and the parameters setting (k = 4 and cosine angle metric) is very robust in identifying similar and redundant motifs in a motif dataset, and thus could be used for general purpose.

It is easy to see that the estimation is rather accurate.

This approximation is rather accurate for hydrolysis of diluted fiber suspensions (< 5 10% WIS) but for more concentrated suspensions this estimation has been shown to significantly overestimate the yields [ 6, 19, 20].

Now a study of broken teeth reveals that artistic licence has, at least for predator and prey, been rather accurate.Blaire Van Valkenburgh, a palaeontologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, became curious about whether tooth breakages could reveal something about past animal behaviour.

The method, MD, significantly outperformed its components (NORSnet, PROFbval, Ucon and DISOPRED2) as well as other predictors, such as IUPred and RONN [60], which have been demonstrated to be rather accurate [39], [49].

The estimates seem to be rather accurate with a small systematic error for very small values of the heritability.

The TribeMCL program is proved to be rather accurate since it considered the multidomains, fragments of proteins and promiscuous domains during the clustering process [ 7].

However, even if they had not consulted their physicians, several of these patients still had an understanding of when death was probably about to come, which turned out to be rather accurate.