The percentage correct discrimination as well as the discriminating factors between the groups are given, together with their corresponding F and P values and tolerance values.
Output from jMOTU suggests five P. imperialis MOTUs according to percentage sequence discrimination threshold employed for COI sequences.
Gsx- and sham-operated and rats were markedly divergent with a high percentage of discrimination in all tests used.
For lack of brevity, in Fig. 2, we show the percentage of net discrimination calculated.
A recent Pew report found that those who are older than 55 are most likely to remain jobless for a year or more, and the number and percentage of age discrimination charges filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have grown noticeably since 2006, rising from 16,548 charges, or 21.8percentt of all such EEOC filings, to 22,778, or 24.4percentt, in fiscal year 2009.
The word discrimination percentage, in his study, was also shown to have statistically significant improvement (20%).
The prediction model based on these variables yielded a high discrimination percentage (area under ROC 80.6%; figure 1).
When individual genera are sampled more extensively, the percentage of species discrimination tends to decrease, even when several regions are combined (Kondo et al. 2007; Sass et al. 2007; Edwards et al. 2008; Seberg and Petersen 2009).
Although the percentage of species discrimination within the Macaronesian Lotus is low overall, the discriminatory power of these barcode regions is not uniformly distributed across the lineages we analysed.
The evolution of indications in the case of severe hypoacusia with higher percentages of speech discrimination and residual hearing, mainly at low frequencies, in addition to the need to preserve the anatomic structures of the cochlea, respect that residual hearing and foresee future reimplantations led to the first atraumatic surgeries of the cochlea "soft surgery".
