Nonspecific binding in competition assays was defined in parallel incubations with 20 μM unlabeled HC-3 and subtracted from total counts to define specific HC-3 binding.
Speed-up S(P), and efficiency E(P), are fundamental metrics for measuring the performance of parallel applications and are defined in literature as follows: begin{aligned} S p) = frac{T(1)}{T(p)} end{aligned} (8 where T(1) is the execution time with one processor and T(p) is the execution time with p processors.
The CGS absolute unit of electric current, the abampere, had been defined in terms of the force between two parallel current-carrying wires in 1881.
Se and Sp are defined in Eq. 7 and 8. Sequential GA, parallel GA (2 and 4 islands mode) and support vector machines (SVM binary and single), logitBoost, linear discriminant analysis (LDA), logistic regression (LR), and linear least squares regression (LS) for three sets of template vectors of different dimensions were tested.
One is the regular, 100% ladder-like PSBs in parallel and can be defined as the developing DB; the one is composed of parallel dislocation walls and is named the well-developed DB. (5) With further cyclic deformation, fatigue cracks always nucleate within the DBs rather than within the SBs or PSBs.
Its north south-aligned hill ranorth south-aligned narrow parallel valleys tending toward thillest.
In the analysis model, the cosparsity l (used to distinguish from the term "sparsity" in the synthesis model) is defined as l=p-parallel boldsymbol{Omega} boldsymbol{x}{parallel}_0. (4).
Employee engagement is associated with strong leadership, improved outcomes and in relation to healthcare has been defined as a positive parallel to burnout [ 2].
The mediolateral (x-) axis of the femur was defined by a line parallel to the transepicondylar axis (TEA) in the plane intersecting the origin.
In parallel, specificity was defined as the average percentage of how many of the proteins in a cluster have the same InterPro domain structure [ 22].
