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The surname list was slightly less likely to accurately predict self-identified ethnicity among South Asian women, but the difference between sexes was not marked among people with Chinese origin.

To increase the predictive accuracy, BTG2 expression should be included into molecular multimarker panels as these are more likely to accurately predict outcomes in invasive bladder cancer than any single marker (Gakis et al, 2012).

Most importantly, this supports the conclusion that studies in mice and other mammals are likely to accurately predict how humans will respond to vaccines for viruses and other pathogens.

As shown in Supporting Information Table S4 the extent of stromal contamination (column 2), and the levels of mutant alleles (column 3) are distinct for different tumour specimens, which is most likely reflecting our inability to accurately predict stromal contamination in a tridimensional tumour specimen, based on the histological evaluation of a single tumour section.

ROC is useful for gaining insight into the decision-making ability of the model how likely is the classification model to accurately predict the respective classes?

These results together indicate that exemplar sites from the PhyloNet analysis can be used to accurately predict the likely regulatory regions for many C. elegans genes.

(2008) and 'realistic fishery' algorithms available in oncor (Kalinowski 2008) have begun to overcome the upward bias problem, results obtained here for spring run from Mill and Deer Creeks demonstrate that shortfalls still exist in our ability to employ simulation methods to accurately predict most likely assignment power among closely related runs.

Given the abstract and title of a document, we are able to accurately predict the words likely to appear in user queries that lead to document clicks.

The test's precision, said Dr. Clifford Jack of the Mayo Clinic, was "not crisp enough" to accurately predict whether an individual was likely to show an intellectual decline over the decade after the test was given.

Because the pathologic processes that underlie Alzheimer's disease (AD) appear to start 10 to 20 years before symptoms develop, there is currently intense interest in developing techniques to accurately predict which individuals are most likely to become symptomatic.

Analyses on the cancer registry data show that cancer burden related to air pollution is on the rise in China and will likely increase further, but there is a lack of data to accurately predict the cancer burden.