AmylPred is a consensus tool that predicts β-folding and aggregation based on a set of five published methods and uses agreement of 2 or more methods for determining consensus [ 54].
A set of five different methods are presented explaining how these disadvantages can be overcome.
We used the PET images obtained by scanning the 3D-printed SS phantoms to evaluate and compare a set of ten PET-AS methods representing different medical image segmentation approaches.
A set of three heating and cooling control methods is mixed with a set of cost-based optimum allocation of on-site energy production using linear programming, variable indoor temperature setpoint for following the production curve and a battery storage system.
Foot morphology was characterized using a variety of measures, including sinuosity (a measure of the degree of interdigital webbing [ 27]), and foot shape derived from a set of nine landmarks and geometric morphometric methods [ 39- 41].
These tests verify on a set of five parameter scenarios that the methods are effective at inferring accurate model parameters in the presence of a range of mutation rates between genes, chromosomes, and whole-genome events.
This paper is the second of a set of two that develops a novel method for describing the transport of chloride ions in concrete under an electrical gradient.
Insights into the emotional dimensions of return were taken from a set of three nested studies using different research methods: an on-line survey on residential decision-making (n = 3692), a second on-line survey designed for global return migrants (n = 35) and four group interviews with global returnees.
In this study, a set of fourteen specific real-time RT-PCR methods were developed and evaluated for AIV HA subtyping (H1 H4, H6 H8, H10 H16), H5 and H9 being excluded on the basis of the current validity of the European Union (EU) recommended specific assays.
Using this method, a set of five non-linear equations was easily transformed into a set of fifteen linear equations.
In this method, a set of two or three electrodes is dipped into the analyte solution, and a regularly varying potential is applied to the indicator electrode relative to the reference electrode.
