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In addition, a probabilistic interpretation of these measures leads to another conjecture similarly supported by empirical evidence.

Combination of the three bioactivity similarity contexts and the five structural similarity measures leads to 15 SAR cluster subtypes.

Further research is needed to evaluate whether identifying appropriate measures leads to an increased use of outcome measures in clinical practice.

Our results reveal that the mere announcement of austerity measures leads to an overall drop in life satisfaction among those working in the public sector.

A cut off of 3 for standardised Uqi = log(Wqiδq) (cf. Table 3) leads to 42 observations being classed as outliers, and a cut off of 3 for standardised residual distance measures leads to 114 outliers.

In addition to climate change on a global scale that is now recognized to be underway [27], the asymmetric geographic distribution of factors contributing to this change, those who are experiencing its consequences, and those with financial resources to influence future change or implement compensatory measures, leads to complex international tensions.

However, use of these measures leads to identification non-separable giant clusters in PPI networks.

Thus, the use of different measures leads to very different conclusions about the ability of photoreceptors to encode luminance changes.