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This measure is based on a maximal one-to-one mapping between predicted and standard complex.

MMR score is proposed by Nepusz et al. [ 32] based on a maximal one-to-one mapping between detected and reference complexes.

Secondly, some nodes are selected as dominators based on a maximal independent set (MIS).

For each PLA the process was optimized based on a maximal void fraction criterion.

We have, also, implemented, as indicated previously, an admission control scheme based on a maximal number smax of active users in the system; smax is obtained by setting a minimal threshold nmin on the number of subcarriers per admitted user.

With the measure ({Q_{M}^{W}},) the overlapping community structure can be identified by finding an optimal partition of k-clique sub-community, i.e., the one with the maximum ({Q_{M}^{W}}.) The ({Q_{M}^{W}}) is based on a maximal clique view of the original network.

Recently, Verma [26] introduced a general framework for the over-relaxed A-proximal point algorithm based on the A-maximal monotonicity and pointed out that 'the over-relaxed A-proximal point algorithm is of interest in the sense that it is quite application-oriented, but nontrivial in nature'.

Our results are based on a construction describing maximal ideal spaces of certain algebras of continuous functions defined on the covering spaces of compact manifolds.

A further model is presented which yields the optimal sailplan for a yacht based on a criterion of maximal speed made good to windward; this may be calculated either for a single windspeed, or in an averaged sense for a selection of different windspeeds.

The clusters are pruned based on a minimal and maximal threshold of 2 and 100, respectively.

These genera had relatively short internal branches but still generally showed high bootstrap support (Figure 1). Figure 2 presents an overview of sequence divergences based on a comparison between maximal intraspecific and minimal interspecific distances for all species for which multiple samples were included in the analysis.