Having outlined the range of research articles identified belonging to the areas of genomics and HPC parallel and distributed techniques, we now focus on analyzing how we can classify, characterize, and compare one research to another since they come from many different science areas.
Using the proposed scheme, we analyze how accurately we can recover dual-axis swallowing accelerometry signals from sparse samples.
Using a simple biophysical model of transcription factor DNA binding we analyze how incompatibilities can arise between allopatric lineages.
In this literature review we start by presenting the determinants of noninterest income then, we review the association between noninterest income and bank performance and finally, we analyze how noninterest income can make banks more risky.
In this section, we analyze how Neoclassical economies can be expanded into AK model economies.
In this section, we analyze how mobile devices can exploit a partial offloading between cloud computation and local computation.
Combining the insights from the semiotic investigation and the user research, we analyze how user appropriations can be explained as practices emerging from both how the platform communicates, and contextual factors.
In this paper, we uncover the vulnerabilities of existing BPMs and analyze how they can be exploited by attackers to crack users' saved passwords.
For this purpose, we explore separately all seven DRASTIC indices, and analyze how uncertainty can be introduced into each one of them, by proposing a simple decision tree to select the most appropriate geostatistical methods depending on the amount and type of available data.
The aim of this research was to expand the understanding of how we can analyze 911 call transcripts for crime analysis and solving.
