As shown in the figure, class instance need to save the grouping information, while the group 2 instance only concerns the group members' information and their operation policy.
Recent examples showed that the biocatalytic amine synthesis is emerging from simple model reactions towards industrial scale preparation of pharmaceutical relevant substances, for instance, as shown in the synthesis of a Janus kinase 2 inhibitor using an amine transaminase.
For instance, as shown in the top left plot of Fig. 13, we choose the BRIR of the room A to generate the training dataset and use all the BRIRs to generate the test dataset.
For instance, as shown in the CAND1 and Cul1 Western blots in the upper panel of Fig. 4a, the CAND1 protein amount in the total HEK293 cell lysate (lane 3) was similar compared to the CAND1 protein standard (lane 2), whereas the Cul1 amount in the lysate (lane 3) was slightly less than the Cul1 protein standard (lane 1).
For instance, as shown in the pentamorphic Sulawesi fish, Telmatherina sarasinorum [ 59], female mating preferences may vary as a response to spatial and/or temporal fluctuations in the visual environment [ 57].
For instance, as shown in the next section where an expression matrix has eight different chemicals, each group corresponds to a chemical with which samples (biological replicates included) are treated at different doses and time points.
As shown in the figure, the NinstHrs is incremented when the instance reaches the running state.
More examples from the pilot study confirmed the validity of this extension of Valuation as shown in instances (19) and (20) below.
As shown in Figure 6, in the instances where the human repeated his motion for a long period of time there was no improvement in the prediction error due to the KF.
These distributions are estimated from the age and size measurements of every cell at every time step of a given experiment f i or s i, by using a simple kernel density estimation method (kernel estimation is closely related to histogram construction but gives smooth estimates of distributions, as shown in Figure 1, for instance; for details see the Methods and Additional file 1).
