ePCR fragments that lie outside of their respective unified range had a lower likelihood of representing the genomic region amplified in the genotype data.
Compared to the almost unified range of T1 discussed above that produce optimum values of all the performance parameters, Figure 6a,b,c,d,e,f,g shows that T6 has drastically changed ranges depending on which performance parameter is to be optimized.
If a microsatellite had ROS ≥0.289, then the chimpanzee and human ePCR fragments were considered orthologs provided the offending ePCR fragment was not more than 6 bp outside of the unified range.
Table 3 shows the unified ranges of the operating parameters that give simultaneous optimum performance (maximum ηI, ηII, ECOP, wnet, xloss, BWR, qadd) for the cycle.
Although the unified ranges for both T1 and T6 are very narrow, which might represent some restrictions, the good design of the components of the cycle can cope with these narrow ranges.
Inspection of the ranges discussed in the above sections leads to the conclusion that there are some unified ranges of the operating parameters that simultaneously optimize all the performance parameters.
Moreover, a data normalizing process is used to transform term weights into a new unified value range, with TF-IDF (term frequency-inverse document frequency) being the most used normalization process [ 1].
As well as creating a unified ecosystem across a range of devices Microsoft hopes that the reshuffle will also boost their ability to deliver quality back-end services.
The most engaging rooms -- with a unified vision and good range of decor -- are clearly those of eBay veterans like Mr. Gissler and Tiffany Dubin.
The basic idea of the unificationist account is that scientific explanation is a matter of providing a unified account of a range of different phenomena.
