The bot was tested in the Guardian's UX studio, after which we refined copy, sequencing, and flow of messages.
Progressive image compression, such as SPIHT [1], is an approach that exploits the inherent similarities across the sub-bands in a wavelet decomposition of an image, and the algorithm codes the most important wavelet coefficients first, and transmits the bits so that an increasingly refined copy of the original image can be obtained progressively.
The use of qPCR to detect and refine copy number differences in patients suffering from 22q11DS provides a further novel application for qPCR methodology.
We applied a segmentation algorithm to refine the copy number estimate for the SUL1 amplification on chromosome 2. Following detection of copy number polymorphisms, we developed a general approach for detecting breakpoint sequences from single-end, short read sequencing data.
We suggested changes that we felt were appropriate for the riding public and were hoping to work with the advertiser to refine the copy.
We generated high-depth sequencing data for the evolved and parental genomes, applied a heuristic approach to uncover single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and a recursive segmentation algorithm to discover breakpoints and refine copy-number estimates, and devised a general approach to extract precise breakpoint sequence information from single-end short reads.
When the duplicated copy has different temporal or spatial regulation of gene expression from the other copy, more refined and robust regulation of cell recruitment might be possible.
His system has been copied and refined, but its use has been mainly aesthetic, although some supporters claim it can have such environmental benefits as improving the quality of the ambient air.
In the late medieval period Scottish men-at-arms often dismounted to fight beside the infantry, with perhaps a small mounted reserve, and it has been suggested that these tactics were copied and refined by the English, leading to their successes in the Hundred Years' War.
Scottish men-at-arms often dismounted to fight beside the infantry, with perhaps a small mounted reserve, and it has been suggested that these tactics were copied and refined by the English, leading to their successes in the Hundred Years' War.
In an age of mass production this was rather quaint, a throwback to centuries past where games such as chess and backgammon spread via word of mouth and handcrafted copies while being refined slowly by the input of countless, nameless individuals.
