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Mismatch (MM) score: Loci of low complexity were used to generate mismatch ranking (see Material and Methods under Fidelity section).
In all cases the maps which have been obtained (electronegativity vs. size mismatch, VEC vs. e/a, critical temperature vs. size mismatch) rank the composition of HEAs according to their phase constitution (solid solutions, solid solution + σ, intermetallics) and can be used to improve the formulation of HEAs and predict new ones.
The number of True positive mismatches, False positive mismatches, Deletion and Insertions obtained for each library were used to generate a score before combining all scores to generate an overall mismatch rank.
To generate a single measure of reproducibility so that all assays could be easily compared, we scored all NR assays (2× % active match + % inactive match – % inconclusive – 2× % mismatch) and ranked them by this score, sorted in descending order (Table 3).
Note that the mean stability of self-complementary mismatches rank according to CC<TT≈AA<GG in solution but according to Cc<Gg≈Aa<Tt on the chip (see Figure 7).
For one allowed mismatching nucleotide, 26 genera ranked first, and for two allowed mismatching nucleotides, 50 genera ranked first.
We calculated the reproducibility score in a way such that assays with higher concordance rates and lower mismatch rates would be ranked higher.
An 'erroneous' rank was defined as a mismatch between the rank a scenario obtained in the direct prioritization task as compared to the rank the same scenario obtained predicted by the particular valuation technique.
The probes can be ranked by their mismatch discrimination energetics (ΔΔ G° and Δ Tm) and tuned to the hybridization temperature of a specific application.
Alignments were then ranked by the number of mismatches and compared to the mismatch counts of the miRNA target alignments.
A mismatch is defined as follows: the patient ranks #1 or #2 and the physician #4 or #5 or vice versa.
