We used an updated version of a previously described method to identify changes in log2 signal intensity corresponding to copy number gains and losses [ 43].
The annotated SSTF set used in this analysis includes 177 basic, 749 zinc-coordinated, 512 helix-turn-helix, 116 ß-scaffold with minor groove contacts, and 138 other SSTFs and is an updated version of the set described earlier [19].
Here we outline an updated version of the algorithm described by [24], allowing the spectral synthesis methods to be employed in the generation of landscapes of an arbitrary number of dimensions but with the artifacts that have appeared in previous incarnations removed.
We used an updated version of the previously described method to do CNV calling, ie., determining copy number gains and losses by changes in log2 signal intensity [ 31].
The Vatican sought to address outrages of this sort when, a few weeks before Pope Benedict XVI journeyed to New York in April, it issued an updated version of what are usually described as the seven deadly sins.
Later, in the 7th Century, Isidore of Seville (first an archbishop and later beatified to become a saint, though sadly not for his services to punctuation) described an updated version of Aristophanes' system in which he rearranged the dots in order of height to indicate short, medium and long pauses respectively.
On the other side of the coin, the journal Nature recently published an article describing an updated version of the famous Milgram experiments (which demonstrated that people are surprisingly willing to cause harm to others when ordered to do so).
The SPORE's Head and Neck Neoplasm Virtual Biorepository is built on the same technology that is used for CPCTR and PCABC [ 18, 19], except that an updated version of software is incorporated as described in this report.
An updated version of the previously described software was used (see http://bio-imaging.liacs.nl/galleries/granulomaload/).nl/galleries/granulomaload/
The model launched Wednesday was described as an updated version of the earlier rockets.
