The necessary benchmark and other systematic calculations were carried out to project the hydrogen storage capability of the designed system.
The necessary benchmark data for these validations would correspond to the theoretical experimental reference cases elaborated in the research reactor IPEN/MB-01 located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.
Four colleges were part of the program when it was created in 1972 — two in Texas, one in Colorado and another in California — but St. Edward's is the only university that has met the necessary benchmarks and successfully navigated the occasionally tricky terrain of the federal financing process to remain part of the program from the start.
The structures reported here provide necessary benchmarks to facilitate expansion of knowledge regarding the roles of various interactions in determining local RNA structure and stability.
Researchers could characterize and incentivize the most promising ideas at the LIC innovator and early adopter stages through foundation and NIH funding, creating the necessary benchmarks to compare such innovations across quality, cost, and impact.
We suggest the need to develop an independently validated, gold-standard dataset for benchmarking as a necessary resource for the development of SV detection algorithms, and consider the PacBio-based evaluation for Arabidopsis thaliana Ler-1 TEIs developed in this study as a first step in this direction.
He went on to design significant structures and community spaces in the Boston and Cambridge area, all before finally passing that "necessary" professional benchmark.
In her long ruling, she determined at least 200,000 stops were made without reasonable suspicion, the necessary legal benchmark, lower than the standard of probable cause needed to justify an arrest.
It was therefore necessary to benchmark the RNA-Seq-derived transcriptome generated here against this existing sugar beet gene index.
Further, such comprehensive energetic characterization will be necessary to benchmark the algorithms required to rationally engineer highly efficient enzymes.
