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We further develop a heuristic adapted label propagation algorithm (BiLPA) to optimize the bipartite partition density in large-scale bipartite networks.

This study demonstrated the novel use of an adapted labeling protocol and a 3'IVT GeneChip array for large-scale identification of antisense transcription in wheat.

This study demonstrated the novel use of an adapted labeling protocol and a 3'IVT Affymetrix GeneChip microarray for large-scale identification of antisense transcription in wheat, a crop of great economic importance.

The fluorescent labelling method described in Schuelke (2000) was adapted to label the primers for analyses of the PCR products with a laser detection system.

It can also be adapted to label watersheds and determine flow directions through either incremental elevation changes or depression carving.

An indirect three-step immuno-fluorescence staining method for porcine B-cells [ 37] was adapted to label trypsinised primary monolayer kidney cells from the 4 pigs (2 HH and 2 hh).

In the present study, this site-specific labeling method has been adapted for labeling RyR1 with Cy3, which can then accept fluorescence energy from GFP fused into the RyR1 primary sequence.

A template database of 400 high-quality manual segmentations was used to perform automated segmentation of all scans with a multi-atlas based segmulti-atlas basedtion method adapted to perform label fusegmentationn local similarity to ensure accurate segmentation regardless of propagation

The CSP was solved by including a heuristic to obtain an efficient first feasible solution, and adapting a labeling algorithm to solve the pricing problems that arise in the column-generation technique.

Also, unambiguous determination of the average number of MPIOs taken up per cell is crucial to evaluate MRI results and adapt the labeling protocol.

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