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The diffusion coefficient of a vacancy diffusing in a B2 compound via six-jump cycles is calculated by means of rate equations along a method introduced by Ishioka and Koiwa, which is more general than the mean-first-passage-time concept formerly used by Arita et al. It is shown that the two methods yield very similar results for typical measuring temperatures.
Although the distributional assumption of the SY method is violated in the category health, both methods yield very similar results.
A closer look into the several protein classes also revealed some general trends for the performance of PADIF scoring and interaction fingerprint scoring in general: For the folate enzymes, all methods yield very good results.
In the West African savannah region, it would be worthwhile evaluating their performance for surveillance during the long dry season when malaria vector mosquito collections by other available methods yield very low numbers [25].
In contrast, two different methods yield very similar results even on rather different tasks, so long as the same underlying data is used (Figure 4C), and again the best performance is for the groups with the highest node degree.
The cross validation clearly demonstrates that both methods yield very similar rates of genetic improvement.
Both testing methods yielded very similar stress strain graphs with almost identical elastic and plastic regions with overlaying standard error bars for both whale bone and aluminum foam specimens.
The two methods yielded very similar cellular survival data after γ- and UV irradiation.
The two methods yielded very similar results on strongly significant BPs (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).
The two sets of parameters, involving different thresholds and distinguishing between perfect and imperfect repeats (see Materials and Methods), yielded very different results.
However, the methods yielded very different results at 25 μM FeCl2, where we measured 477 ± 113 8-oxodGuo nt/10 nt, but one would expect a value of ∼250 using Cadet's LC/MS method.
