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Our subjects might have found the features in the bird's head extra useful for categorization.
Control fragments do not run that risk since they are guaranteed to be informative for some other task (the Control task) and therefore are useful for categorization.
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This effort has yielded annotation information very useful for the categorization of genes across species and has proven particularly pertinent for microarray data interpretation ([ 17] and references therein).
It follows that TMFs measured in the environment are a suitable tool for the evaluation of chemicals which have been in use for some time, but are less useful for the PBT categorization of new chemical substances under REACH or new PPPs under EU Regulation 1107/2009 [1107/2009
In conclusion, the proposed approach, combining experimental results from simple and fast techniques with multivariate statistical methods has proven to be useful for supporting nanomaterials categorization for the purpose of developing SbD strategies.
This TH1 paradigm was reasonably useful for the initial categorization of mechanisms involving elimination of microbial pathogens.
They found that, being a non-invasive modality, in vivo PMRS is useful for the rapid categorization of bacteria with reasonable specificity and sensitivity.
The higher the MI of a given fragment, the more useful the fragment is for categorization (i.e., the more information it conveys).
However, these programs used different criteria for categorization.
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