Sentence examples for success of identification from inspiring English sources

The success of identification of variants associated with complex traits using genome-wide association studies (GWASs) has been established over the past two years.

Using such a linear combination approach and applying different weights to the intensity adjustment of the peaks, Lin et al[ 10] were able to increase the success of identification by a further 14-23%.

Irrespective of the type of LAP, it may be argued that the sensitivity and specificity category may also affect the success of identification of a LAP. Figure 4 shows the results for sensitivity only, because the specificity categories harbored too low numbers for reliable conclusions.

Another method proposed in [19], the Invariants Discretization method, has however been proven more efficient in providing higher accuracy and success rates of identification.

The success rate of identification for HMW proteins was significantly increased due to high enriching efficiency and salt tolerance capability as well as signal enhancing capability of the ZnO PMMA nanobeads.

However, psbA-trnH had a >95% success rate of identification at the genus level (Table 3).

Though few studies of plants take intraspecific variation into account, this may be a bigger problem than generally believed, by reducing the barcode gap and consequently the success rate of identification [see 7].

If the lack of sequence variation is due to taxonomic misidentification, i. e., supposedly different species of a pair are actually the same species, or experimental error, i. e., faulty sequencing techniques, a significantly increase in success rate of identification should be possible in the future.

The success of the identification depends on the network architecture and training strategy.

The success of structural identification for real problems depends to a great extent on the robustness and efficiency of the methods.

Finally, we compared the success of species identification in this arctic flora with those reported for temperate and tropical floras.