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For more reliable selection of an appropriate animal model for preclinical research primary sequence alignments should be complemented by the analysis of functional domains, small molecule binding pockets or epitopes targeted by therapeutic antibodies.

Nevertheless, deep sampling of the targeted peptide repertoire leads to a more reliable phage selection, and the regeneration of the selected particle(s) of interest can easily be accomplished with straightforward cloning protocols.

Similar panicle-associated traits (HI and panicle exertion, which also influences panicle HI) are reported to be more reliable for indirect selection of grain yield under stress in both upland and lowland adapted populations (Kumar et al. 2008).

Unlike CD11R1+ cells, health status did not affect the genetic and phenotypic relationships between AGP and weight gain, which might indicate that this is a more reliable indicator for selection purposes.

The new model selection strategy is more reliable than known model selection criteria.

The guidelines we present in our manuscript are aimed for more reliable decision making in model selection when the selection is made based on the predictive powers of the models.

Thus, selection for higher grain counts, and more reliable germination, might conflict with selection for larger seed sizes.

On one side, better diagnostic and prognostic tools allowed better patient selection and more reliable surgical planning.

Obviously, an increase in the importance of second objective causes selection of more reliable paths although the total covering utility may be decreased.

The conveyed message verifies our intuition: model selection is more reliable if the stimuli are more different, the weights are more even, the stimulus difference is stronger or the sample size is larger (a larger number of spike trains).

We show that accuracy rate assessing accompanied with the gene stability analysis gives more reliable evaluation of various gene selection methods.