Table 3 shows the results for statistical comparisons of the mean AUC performance without the computer aid versus with the computer aid for different reader populations.
Jim Wilson, Reader in Population and Disease Genetics at the University of Edinburgh, and an author of the study, said the findings suggest that "outbreeding" would have had advantages over the course of human evolution.
"Generally speaking, people who are in stable marriages have better health compared to those who have never been married, but it's not so much about being legally married as the benefits of being in a stable, long-term relationship," says George Ploubidis, reader in population health and statistics at University College London.
The most common RFID system architecture consists of a single radio frequency device, named reader, and a population of electromagnetic tags.
Both papers, and most of their competitors, are fighting a long downward trend in readers, as the population in Germany ages and newspapers fail to replace older readers with young ones.
The 20th century arguably saw an intellectualization of American poetry that lost and confused its most important readers, a diverse population of people from farmers and seamstresses to doctors and lawyers.
Section 3 introduces the reader to simple population-genetic models of the evolutionary process, and discusses their significance.
Pratt-Bergstrom introduces the reader to recovered populations of bears, desert tortoises, ringtails, porpoises, beavers and butterflies, among other critters.
There's the other population of readers – the very occasional reader, someone who'll grab a book on the way to a beach holiday or a weekend away and then toss it out afterwards.
