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It facilitates reliable discoveries of novel genes [15] and isoforms [16], and is assisting in the detection of base modifications and other aspects of epigenetics.

The remaining proteins were treated with TCEP/NEM, the TCEP reduction step assisting in the detection of homo or hetero dimerized proteins on SDS PAGE.

Here, a hidden semi-Markov model (HSMM) is implemented and tailored to handle multiple genomic profile, to better facilitate genome annotation by assisting in the detection of transcripts, regulatory regions, and copy number variation by holistic microarray or NGS.

Terminizer (Website 13), developed by the Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester, is an easy-to-use tool that promotes the inclusion of ontologies in scientific data by assisting in the detection of ontological terms found in free text.

Therefore, effective unsupervised methods to assist in the detection of influential users would be greatly advantageous.

The 287 g) program, which Trump included in his immigration executive order, gives local police, sheriff's deputies and state troopers the authority to assist in the detection of immigrants who are in the US illegally as a regular part of their law enforcement duties on the streets and in jails.

When two cameras are used (e.g. to perform simultaneous PIV and ILIDS measurements or to assist in the detection of overlapping droplet images) this defocusing introduces a distortion that thwarts an accurate calibration of the two cameras and makes a successful registration of the two images impossible.

Measures of the social support network, life satisfaction, and hearing disabilities and handicaps may assist in the detection of workers who can be targeted for a variety of interventions, such as audiological rehabilitation or the creation of a barrier-free community that is supportive of the hearing impaired.

Zeng et al. [14] have created a system to assist in the detection of co-morbidities in clinical notes.

Both radiopaque and radiolucent foreign bodies appear hyperechoic on ultrasound, often with posterior acoustic shadowing which may assist in the detection of the foreign body [306 310].

Unlike blind sequential detection methods designed for general channels, the proposed method exploits the channel sparsity by using estimated channel sparsity to assist in the detection of the transmitted sequence.