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This paper presents a monocular vision based approach that can detect and estimate the sinkage of a hybrid legged wheel in real time and robustly, with little sensitivity to changing operational conditions.
The KIR haplotyping method described for this study is currently based on an ABI dye-terminator sequence-based approach that detects specific variant positions identifying KIR genes and ratios at SNP positions determining gene copy number.
The impact module uses a rule-based approach that detects relations between phosphorylation and interaction events, as well as impact of phosphorylation on interaction where applicable.
We constructed a comprehensive genome map of directional selection by detecting selective sweeps using an FST-based approach that detects directional selection in lineages leading to the domesticated breeds and using a haplotype-based test that detects ongoing selective sweeps within the breeds.
We present a novel deep learning based approach that combines information from both the confocal and non-confocal split detector AOSLO modalities to detect cones in subjects with achromatopsia.
Danker, T. et al. Nuclear hourglass technique: an approach that detects electrically open nuclear pores in Xenopus laevis oocytes.
The study reveals a big data based approach to detecting toxic side effects that would prohibit a drug from being used on humans before it gets to the expensive clinical trial stage.
Based on duplicate genes in five teleost fishes resulting from a whole genome duplication event, we first show that a Fisher Exact test based approach to detect asymmetry is more sensitive than the previously used Likelihood Ratio test.
A game theory based approach to detect overlapping community structure is introduced in this paper.
Lam et al. [17] have proposed an image based approach for detecting phishing webpages.
The advantage of the Lento plot based approach is that gene transfer events can be detected even in the absence of a completely resolved organismal phylogeny.
