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However, the methods for TFBS prediction based on P-values show significantly better predictive abilities.> -wrap-foot> See the text for further explanations.

Besides, by using (alpha =0.05), GraphM shows significantly better predictive accuracy than the other well-known discretization algorithms.

When used for predicting currency crises for 16 countries, this new EWS turns out to exhibit significantly better predictive abilities than the existing static one, both in- and out-of-sample, thus supporting the use of dynamic specifications for EWSs for financial crises.

While more sophisticated models of tuning, such as higher-order or non-parametric models, may model neural activity more accurately, our model is relatively simple, fast to fit and evaluate, and grounded in previous work (see Materials and Methods), while demonstrating significantly better predictive accuracy than the commonly-used linear model.

Compared with the model only considering kinematics, the one including ensemble effect has a significantly better predictive performance.

Early cEEG findings appear to have a significantly better predictive value than somatosensory evoked potentials performed after TH.

Comparing the predictive value of the traditional parameter creatinine at time of biopsy with the 3-biomarker panel yielded in a significantly better prediction of follow-up creatinine using the 3 biomarkers (p = 0.0236).

The predictive model for incident FPG/A1C-DM using both FPG and HbA1c at the baseline was significantly better than the predictive model for incident FPG/A1C-DM obtained by the same selecting procedures but without considering the baseline HbA1c (P = 0.0216), or the one without considering the baseline FPG (P = 0.0118) (data not shown).

The EE VCO2) was accurate in 89 % of the patients, significantly better than the predictive equations.

The EE VCO2) was significantly better than the predictive equations with a low and acceptable bias.

VCO2-based calorimetry was accurate in 89 % of patients, significantly better than all predictive equations, and remained better for any choice of RQ within published range (0.76 0.89).