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We suggested a MDP framework to analyze the coded and uncoded schemes, and showed how it can be exploited to find good coding strategies.

Ant colony optimization (ACO), based upon the natural behavior of ants in finding the shortest path from the nest to a specific and identified source of food, can be exploited to find the shortest path among a discrete number of alternative routes distributed in 2D or 3D feasible solution space, honoring defined constraints (Guan et al. 2016).

In conclusion, we have shown that Arabidopsis thaliana displays variation in its response to drought that can be exploited to find genes and alleles important for this complex character.

This difference from other vertebrate ERs could be exploited to find compounds that selectively inhibit lamprey ER by virtual screening of chemical libraries for binding to our 3D model of lamprey ER.

Due to the reversible nature of these processes, they are attractive targets for drug development and could be exploited to find novel prognostic biomarkers [ 3].

The NTS can be exploited to find an optimal threshold, below which a non linear marginal increment occurs in the number of edges or FN in the PG (see below, Additional file 3).

Secondly, several evolutionary multiobjective algorithms are exploited to find sparse ensemble classifiers with strong performance.

First, for each pixel, its intensity value is exploited to find the slope of the tangent surface to the object point represented by the pixel.

Different concentrations of PEG4000, K2HPO4/NaH2PO4 buffer, NaCl, and buffer pH were exploited to find the optimized condition for enzyme purification (Fig. 6).

Global optimization techniques including the simulated annealing (SA) algorithm and the intra-block Monte Carlo (IBMC) algorithm are exploited to find the optimal microphone position efficiently.

Manifold dynamics near libration points associated to the asteroid three-body system are exploited to find low-energy and high-success landing trajectories.