Based on an extrapolation scheme, the combination technique additionally mitigates the need for global communication: multiple and much smaller problems can be computed independently for each time step, and the global communication shrinks to a reduce/broadcast step in between.
Additionally, to mitigate noise we add pseudocount α (proportional to the genome-wide coverage) to these counts.
Additionally, to mitigate error caused by differences in bias between libraries made with different restriction enzymes, direct inter-species comparisons are made only between BESs from libraries made with the same restriction enzyme.
Because the fixed effects might not capture the pattern completely, an autoregressive error structure for residual variance was incorporated additionally to mitigate the potential effects of correlated residuals (model 3).
Benefits of this approach may also minimize the stochastic branching process of allele-distribution in exome datasets derived from a single library generation process and may additionally help mitigate library specific amplification biases [ 18].
Additionally, we mitigated the problem of flexible lengths since every epitope is represented as a vector of size 10 or 11.
Additionally, UroA/UAS03 failed to mitigate TNBS-induced colitis in mice lacking AhR (Fig. 8).
Additionally, alternative product designs that mitigate the interest rate dependency of the guarantee value are illustrated and assessed from the policyholder perspective.
Additionally, shrubs were planted to mitigate erosion at sites where head cutting had occurred due to practices used on the farm when it was mainly corn fields (head cutting is a geomorphic phenomenon where water falls vertically – like a waterfall – and carries sediment with it, thus causing erosion).
Additionally, this study investigates potential structural design alternatives to mitigate damage from earthquake exposure given scour conditions.
Additionally, using an appropriate rule in core routers can mitigate bandwidth stealing problem in the network while achieving nearly good utilization.
