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The Fourier-wavelet method of Elliott et al. is investigated and compared with other methods, all of which are evaluated in terms of their ability to sample the stochastic process over a large number of decades for a given computational cost.

As Figure 6 shows, for a less rugged landscape (r = 0.5), populations of intermediate size retain their ability to sample the fitness landscape more broadly and to reach higher fitness peaks than large populations.

The second property (<30 °C) was unexpected and indicates confined/restricted active site geometry for the enzyme ternary complex that, correspondingly, has become impaired in its ability to sample the protein landscape for catalytically competent configurations.

Transcriptomic analysis using high-throughput sequencing continues to increase in popularity due to low sequencing costs, its sensitivity, reproducibility and its ability to sample the entire transcriptome (Wang et al., 2009).

Stepping through the chains while controlling the total number of chains constructed gives the user the ability to sample the dynamics of concatenation with great depth in cases where tree inference is computationally easy or reduce the number of trees sampled for challenging data or demanding phylogenetic methods.

These cells probably have an ability to "sample" continuously the lumenal contents in their vicinity.

These other databases are also biased and affect our ability to sample appropriately the living world for patterns embedded in tRNA molecules.

Compared with a robotic lander, the advantage of this architecture is the ability to sample locations over the entire Moon, wherever the topography will permit such maneuvers.

We see the main advantage of the method in its ability to sample not only the conventional thermodynamic ensembles, but also the generalized Gibbs ensemble, which is believed to arise in the integrable one-dimensional bosonic gas  [25,26].

The ability to sample fluid 'proximal' to the site of injury, (that is urine), is an important advantage.

An advantage of TBNA is the ability to sample nearby lymph nodes at the same sitting, aiding the staging of a presumed lung cancer.