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Free R is positively correlated with [[resolution]]<ref name="validation4pdb" />:
Free R is positively correlated with [[resolution]]<ref name="validation4pdb" />:
 
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| 3.0
| 3.0
| 0.28
| 0.28
| <font color="red">- 0.01</font>
| <font color="red">- 0.02</font>
| <0.26
| <0.26
| >0.30
| >0.30
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| 3.5
| 0.30
| <font color="red">- 0.05</font>
| <0.275
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*Data in the above table are approximated from Figure 3C in <ref name="validation4pdb" />, based on X-ray entries deposited in the [[PDB]] since 1990.
*Data in the above table are approximated from Figure 3C in <ref name="validation4pdb" />, based on X-ray entries deposited in the [[PDB]] since 1990.
*The median resolution in the [[PDB]] is 2.06 &Aring; (Oct 2011).
*The median resolution in the [[PDB]] is 2.06 &Aring; (Oct 2011).
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* At resolution 3.0 &Aring;, the median free R is about 0.28. ((R/10) )
* At resolution 3.5 &Aring;, the median free R is about 0.30. ((R/10) <font color="red">- 0.05</font>)
* At resolution 3.5 &Aring;, the median free R is about 0.30. ((R/10) <font color="red">- 0.05</font>)