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In absolute numbers, this means that when using a 5k reference MSA, the candidates and their best matching reference sequences where on average distinguished by 71 positions (according to the original alignment).

For the other scenarios, BLUP was still distinguished from the other selection criteria by having on average the highest loss of favourable alleles.

On average we could distinguish over 27,000 unique tags in each tumor grade after excluding those with single counts (Table 1).

On the positive side, the fraction of edges that can be distinguished on average for a random tree is quite high, ranging from 61% to 95%.

A random prediction has an accuracy of 0.5 meaning that on average the prediction cannot distinguish between true and false edges.

Table  4 summarises all significant effects of the panelists' setting on average percentages of 'no opinion', distinguished by the domain of the Likert items.

It is on average one-third slower.

SN is distinguished on averaged maps from neighboring structures, including red nucleus (RN) and cerebral crus, and is proximal to SN location from existing brain atlases and volume of interest (VOI) delineation on individual scans using two blinded raters.

Therefore, on average the differentially regulated genes that distinguish the two cohorts are more likely to be underexpressed in the resistant tumours than in the sensitive tumours, suggesting that loss or reduced expression of key genes may underlie varying cellular responses to chemotherapy.

We find that most fingerprints have similar retrieval rates on average; however, each has special characteristics that distinguish its performance on different query molecules and ligand sets.

Even though omitting weight, length, gender, and hand dominance from the model resulted in a less accurate model, the goodness of fit of the model decreased only marginally (Table  7): the five diagrams presented only differ on average 4% with models that do distinguish between gender and hand dominance.