For both models AUC was 0.820 when calculated on training data, and decreased negligibly on testing data (from 0.788 to 0.780).
This distributed mechanism implemented in FTCSPM certainly increases the overhead which is negligibly small and further, it is experimentally tested and detailed in Section 5.
It is therefore concluded that the excellent performance of the Wang–Harvey Euler beam partition theory is either due to the failure of materials generally being based on global partitions or that for the specimens tested, the through-thickness shear effect is negligibly small.
They report that a ranking of genes by multifunctionality (which they refer to as "degree") performs poorly but not negligibly as a predictor, outperforming some of the methods they tested in cross-validation.
On the contrary, vinblastine was found to disrupt the MMP of both cancer cells negligibly where only very minimum amount of green fluorescence could be seen and the signal was much weaker than that of triggered by any tocotrienol isomer tested.
Controversial misorders constitute the most common type (42%); however, unlike the other misorder types, they were negligibly affected by test review.
However, the LRS property of samples fabricated at short CDT processing times was negligibly degraded under high-temperature testing.
Figure 4b shows that the differences between the external prediction error estimates (model assessment, ave.PE ) and the theoretical prediction errors (ave.PE theo ) are negligibly small (worst case 1.5% for n test = 1).
In cases where replicates produce identical values incompatible with the prism two-tailed unpaired t-test tool, one value was negligibly revised to enable computation by this software (e.g., when both values were 0, one value was changed to 1.0e−12).
The concentrations of many dissolved minor and trace elements (Al, Cu, Mn, Ni, Sr, Zn) are negligibly small (one-way ANOVA, Bonferroni post hoc test, p < 0.05) in the circumneutral RPD (pH 6.19 6.64) compared to the acidic RAS (pH 4.93 5.86) (Table 1).
For bulk face-centered cubic metals in conventional tests, the effects of sample shape on the yield stress are negligibly small, and the strength dependence on temperature is very weak.
