Sentence examples for prediction assessment methods from inspiring English sources

Table 1 depicts the mean precision values obtained for different methods including PSICOV, DCA, CCMpred and both stages of MetaPSICOV for the top- L/10, top- L/5, top- L/2 and top- L contacts where L is the length of the target protein, the thresholds used commonly in contact prediction assessment methods, for sequence separation ≥5 and ≥23 simultaneously (Ezkurdia et al., 2009).

An ablility to look at all target sequences prior to their structures being available and to inspect server prediction models were invaluable for understanding the proteins, predictions and assessment methods.

The proposed model gives better predictions than the other assessment methods over a range of problems investigated.

In particular, it was shown that very localised stress concentrations, which are characterised by high stress gradients in all directions, give rise to very conservative fatigue-limit predictions when using standard assessment methods.

Risk assessment methods or prediction models ideally should be derived from large representative samples.

'DISCUSSION', sixth paragraph, should have read: "Ideal risk assessment methods or prediction models should be derived from large representative samples".

In addition to prediction assessment, CASP provides a platform to develop and assess model evaluation methods.

Reliable prediction models for debris dispersion are essential for risk assessment methods.

Improving assessment methods in MOOCs.

Triangulation of various assessment methods is recommended.

The results confirm that the assessment method through ALT is effective for lifetime prediction with shorter test times.