More precisely, it discriminates sounds containing only one impulse such as sounds 1, 2, and 3, from those in which one or more impulses follow the main one (rattle, bounce, etc)., such as sounds 10, 8, and 7.
We also observed that the "intimacy" factor had a higher mean of discrimination because in addition to offering more safety information for elderly persons with low QL, it could precisely discriminate and quantitatively provide more information on the construct.
According to Glas et al., a test with the high diagnostic odds ratio (DOR) can discriminate more precisely between the patients with PV and the control group [ 20].
Such a higher complexity of the signature for the dinucleotide-binding motif makes it possible to discriminate more precisely between the three isoforms: (i) the hexapeptide GAGNVA is found for GDH4 from Viridiplantae; (ii) the hexapeptide GSGNVA is the signature for GDH4 from not Viridiplantae (subset G).
More precisely, instead of aiming at discriminating sequence variants from sequencing errors, vipR identifies sequence positions that exhibit significantly different minor allele frequencies in at least two DNA pools using the Skellam distribution.
These larger, non-fissioned mitochondria are presumably discriminated against by the autophagic (more precisely: mitophagic) machinery, since the engulfment of large organelles by autophagosomes requires more energy than that of smaller organelles.
We have demonstrated that higher-order relationships discriminate between specific cancer stages more precisely than pair-wise analyzes of single miRNA and mRNA interactions.
The result had shown that SNP markers as categorical features and adopting the RF to discriminate cases against controls are more precisely.
Sumikawa et al. added contrast, variance, and entropy to the repertory of CT indices used to discriminate the different ILD-characteristic abnormalities more precisely [ 20].
The tight window over which this degradation occurs contrasts with previous studies, and probably reflects that male and female embryos could be discriminated precisely, allowing random deaths to be more precisely partitioned and a clear pattern observed.
