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For many fusion applications, in particular for surveillance tracking, this enables a user to explore new approaches by exploiting multiple sensor systems.

To address this, there has been interest in using other approaches that examine intact proteins such as middle-down MS. Middle-down MS combines the benefits of both bottom-up and top-down approaches by exploiting minimal protease digestion of protein samples and the ability to detect multiple post-translational modifications on a single polypeptide chain.

The recovery of objects obscured by scattering is an important goal in imaging and has been approached by exploiting, for example, coherence properties, ballistic photons or penetrating wavelengths.

Our method simplifies the traditional approach by exploiting the superconformal symmetry and eschews the knowledge of the (unknown) supergravity effective quartic vertices.

He said Democrats intended to counter that approach by exploiting local opportunities in Congressional races and reminding voters of the record Republicans racked up in when they were in charge of Congress and the White House.

We propose a fast skip mode detection approach by exploiting surrounding skip patterns, rate distortion (RD) cost and coded block pattern (CBP).

As all the T-F features discussed in [14 16] were extracted from TFDs of the EEG segments, there is still room for improving the performance of the proposed approach by exploiting the information provided by the full T-F representation viewed as an image.

The last category uses a database approach by exploiting the virtues of indexing.

Average per-species results show that the multi-species approach, by exploiting the multi-species network of proteins Bacteria-net, achieves better results in terms of both AUC, and precision at a fixed recall rate (Table 9), and the difference is statistically significant independently of the number of steps and the performance measure considered (Wilcoxon signed rank test, α=0.01).

In fact, several recent studies have successfully applied this approach by exploiting mass-spectrometry or high throughput enzymatic assay experiments and computational methods using sequence similarity networks, genomic contexts, structural modeling with metabolite docking and active site comparison [ 52, 61, 62].

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