| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Notably both methods give almost the same percentage of false discovery rate (7 and 6%, respectively).To further study how the efficiency of the different methods depends on the percentage of tests in which the alternative is true (% effect) we simulated, for both kinds of tests, a case with high number of tests, S = 10,000, through a wide range of % of effects (Figures ???(Figures33 and ???and4).
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