This work acted as starting point of a line of research into selective attention, which generated influential early "filter" models (Broadbent, 1958; Treisman, 1964; Deutsch & Deutsch, 1963).
Moreover, in agreement with these authors, we found that (AAC n repeats were the most abundant in M. incognita CDS, while (ATG n or (TTA n, that could act as start or stop codon, respectively, were not detected.
The aim of this work was dual, first large number of hyper-parameter configurations were explored to investigate how they affect the performance of DNNs and could act as starting points when tuning DNNs and second their performance was compared to popular methods widely employed in the field of cheminformatics namely Naïve Bayes, k-nearest neighbor, random forest and support vector machines.
Although the retinoid agonists used here are not approved as drugs, they can act as starting points for effective therapeutics.
It can act as starting material for polymerization and esterification reactions (www.the-innovation-group.com/ChemProfiles/Fumaric%20Acid.htm; 10/06/07).
When the dicentric chromosomes are formed and pulled to opposite poles during anaphase, a double-strand DNA break acts as starting point for the next cycle.
Fieldworkers entered these communities by contacting organisations, leaders, and individuals with known interests in the AOD field and asking them to identify potential recruits to act as starting points for snowball sampling.
The basement also acted as a starting point for a 10km art run/studio crawl around Leeds's underground art studios.
"The launch of the help-to-buy mortgage guarantee scheme acted as a starting gun for this sector, making it almost acceptable to lend at higher loan-to-values again, particularly to those with a 5% deposit," says Nelson.
The invention of a new form of hot-air bath in Blarney, Ireland in 1856, variously known in its lifetime as the Roman Irish or Turkish Bath, acted as the starting point for a the production of a globalised therapeutic landscape.
