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On the other hand, it is seldom that all three annotators agree on the same classification.

For our research at Ruhr-Universität Bochum in Germany, the decision fell for the German LIST questionnaire (Learning Strategies at University, Wild and Schiefele 1994), which is based on the same classification as MSLQ and takes up aspects from LASSI as well.

Reported injury diagnoses were based on the same classification with minor adjustments (Table 2).

The overall COG classification of clusters was based on the same classification as mentioned above, however this classification represents a consensus where the COG category matching the highest number of paralogs in the cluster determines the cluster classification.

Based on the same classification of the microsatellite genotypes that was applied in the previous study [ 7], the allelic profiles of the 40 microsatellite markers were analyzed for MSI at the homozygous markers that showed a few shadow or stutter bands in a pair of normal and tumor DNAs.

In previous work on the same classification task, Wangsa et al. reported sensitivity and specificity of 0.75 and 0.87 respectively, with composite FISH markers using percentages of cells with amplified signals for each individual marker, on the CC dataset, but this was done without LOOCV (Wangsa et al., 2009).

They're coral, the small sea animals that belong to the same classification as anemones and jellyfish.

But if no formula is proposed for selecting the uniquely correct process type, isn't it a mystery how attributors converge on the same classifications (justified vs. unjustified) a large percentage of the time?

Applying, on the microarray data, the same classification algorithm and internal cross validation as before, showed that the genes were not able toconsistently classify samples according to tissue type (error rates were over 50% when classifying with all 10 genes, the six discriminatory genes (see Additional file 5 ), or with our optimal 4-gene classifier (SIRT1,CREBBP,HDAC5 and PCAF)).

The global percent agreement is the raw proportion of workers with the same classification on both measures [ 42].

The percentage agreement between the PRIME-MD and each of the screening tools was also calculated, without correcting for chance, calculated simply as the percentage of cases with the same classification on both tools.