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The model identified more than ten frequently occurring mutations, each conferring more than two-fold loss of susceptibility for one or several NRTIs.

DPoRT identified more high risk cases than the other algorithms in males, whereas in females both DPoRT and the full ethnicity model identified more high risk cases.

Our model identified more than 70 historical events of regular sound change that occurred throughout the evolution of the Turkic language family, while simultaneously inferring a dated phylogenetic tree.

The unified model identifies more true positives (and better ROC scores) because the number increased more in the Scripps set than it decreased in the NCGC set.

This is generally done using a process called "validation". If one model identifies more future bad payers than another, that model has "won" the head to head match up and is generally implemented by the lender for their use in underwriting.

Consistently, HMM, SETI, and AR(1) model that account for time dependency Markovian property in the models identified more of statistically significant TDE genes than static methods regardless of expression levels.

So far, the model has identified more than 150 new animal species that could harbor zoonotic diseases, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

As well as the direct link between HIF and VEGF, the zebrafish model has identified more subtle regulatory mechanisms of angiogenesis in disease.

In particular, mouse models have identified more than 400 genes that are specifically or preferentially involved in the regulation of fertility, facilitating genetic studies of infertility in humans (Matzuk & Lamb, 2008; Handel & Schimenti, 2010; Jamsai & O'Bryan, 2011).

Thus, potential stress pathways that cause neurodegeneration specifically in the TDP-43 model can be identified more precisely.

Using these eight and others not selected in the stepwise model, the analysis identified more concerned whites and blacks as perceiving New Jersey as a poor or fair place to live.