Barely Significant

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For SEQC-NB, a consistent correlation emerges between classifiers’ performance and INSS stage, as shown in Fig 5 , reporting the percentage of correct classification during the DAP training: samples with INSS stage 1 are better classified than samples in different stages, with a decreasing trend for increasing disease severity; samples with INSS 4 result the hardest to classify.
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When we compare the evolutionary rates of these classes through a KW test we find highly significant differences with a clear gradient of selective constraints in which central routes of the core metabolism are more constrained (lower dN and dN/dS ) than the ones in the second layer which, in turn, are more constrained than those of the more peripheral layer ( Fig 2 and S3 Fig ).
Generally, an increasing trend in making interpretation errors was observed in the three years period ( Fig 4 ) Reported errors in preparation procedures of RDTs Of all the discordant results, 98(7.2%) involved review of RDT images which showed quality problems related to preparation procedures.