The PHQ-9 appeared somewhat more discriminatory for those under the age of 80 years, whereas the PHQ-2 and the 15-item GDS discriminated comparably for these subgroups.
Both prospective and cross-sectional studies have reported somewhat different discriminatory values across different studies depending on study ascertainment (inclusion and exclusion criteria of different metabolic risk factors), the length of the follow-up period in the prospective cohorts, obesity, and the presence of family history of diabetes.
ENFA models built with 3-predictor showed somewhat lower discriminatory power than 6-predictor ENFA models, which is likely to result from adding noisy variables that are correlated with the correct (i.e. true) variables and explain some additional variance through spurious effects, a situation likely to occur also with real species.
It's pretty shocking discriminatory behaviour".
FLiP typing revealed a high degree of polymorphism among the 155 strains investigated here confirming previous data of Kremer et al. [ 18], although its discriminatory power was somewhat lower in the present study (HGDI = 0.991 versus 0.994).
Due to its maternal mode of inheritance and lack of recombination [1] the discriminatory power of mtDNA is somewhat restricted, however and dependent on mtDNA databases [2].
Thus, these results demonstrate that the FRAX without the determination of BMD presents a discriminatory capacity not inferior to and even somewhat better than the DXA, according to the AUC-ROC.
My take is that the first generation of women leaders were somewhat disappointing for the most part, partly because they tended to be rise in discriminatory ecosystems that militated against feminine candidates.
The pathological absence of a discriminatory or selective attachment needs to be differentiated from the existence of attachments with either typical or somewhat atypical behavior patterns, known as styles or patterns.
These rules are discriminatory".
"That is blatantly discriminatory.
