The homology search can be modified by weighting sequences in favor of functionally important amino acid residues as demonstrated from crystal structures and mutation data.
Input data are passed to the correlative neurons and the electrochemical signals are modified by weights.
When disease prevalence is far from 50%, as in many applications, the three investigated methods could be modified by a weighting system in order to take into account the relative importance attributed to a true positive or a true negative result by addressing aspects related to both disease prevalence and patient's benefit associated with a correct positive test result [ 18, 19].
Additionally, previous investigations of CASR polymorphisms have found evidence against associations with many traits including, vitamin D levels [61], osteoarthritis [19], osteoporosis [19] or hip BMD [19,20], as well as no [19] or only modest [20] associations with lumbar spine BMD; however, there is some evidence that their effects on BMD may be modified by birth-weight [62].
Therefore, the arterial structure (aortic diameter and CIMT) and function (PWV, carotid augmentation index, and carotid Einc) could be modified by probing dry weight to reduce BP.
The theoretInal refactthen coefirstents and the numerical experiments show that a considerable reduction of the numerical error due to wave reflections is achieved by applying the present adaptive algorithm.
Its uptake may be modified by assigning different weights to the import reaction.
These results suggest that the kinetic stability of liquid-cooled ultrathin films may stay unchanged when fictive temperature varies obviously, and it can be modified by controlling the molecular weight of polymer and the interfacial condition.
After deriving Eq. (35), we find that the MMSE weight factor can be modified by considering interference, which makes this algorithm practical.
The risk factors for childhood obesity are identifiable [ 18] and an infant's weight trajectory may be modified by intervention directed at early feeding practices [ 6].
