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On the other hand ANOVA, which only identified the responses to nitroglycerine (1/100) and RDX, hexamine and potassium nitrate (1/1000) as significant (Table 1), appears to be too conservative, as other information, including tests at different concentrations, confirms the biological relevance of several of the positive assays.
However, ShoRAH's recall was greater than LoFreq's, which only identified 64% of true SNVs.
A similar result was observed for the total hippocampal volume classifier which only identified 50.1%% of MCI-s correctly.
This represents 126% improvement compared to singleEM, the best single-dataset based ranking method in that dataset, which only identified 54 chrX-npa SNPs.
This finding is consistent with previous (unadjusted) findings from the United States (17 ) but different from findings from Canada, which only identified emm/M9, a strain uncommon in the United Kingdom, as associated with STSS (13 ).
One fundamental flaw, he said, is the relative anonymity provided by the Internet's system of IP addresses, which only identify a user's general location, not a specific computer.
8 This is in contrast to models of skill-group-specific wages as a function of skill-group-specific immigration, which only identify what Ottaviano and Peri (2012) call the "direct partial effect" of immigration (Dustmann et al. 2016, make a similar point).
The last point is a significant departure from the existing Kyoto Protocol, which only identifies emissions reduction targets for developed countries and not the developing.
Sole-Search and CisGenome, which only identify about 1800 peaks, missed several positive sites picked up by programs calling more peaks.
In contrast to traditional statistical methods, which only identify less than 8 genes in patients with leukemia and less than 8 genes in patients with prostate cancer, our methods yield significantly better results.
BDL has been found to perform as well or better than the popular γ-statistic, which only identifies temporal decreases in diversification [ 74], and has greater power to detect shifts in diversification rates in the presence of extinction [ 53].
