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"It isn't about what new silver bullet is on the horizon," said Marc Zuluaga, a senior engineer at Steven Winter Associates, "but rather implementing building technologies that are proven but have yet to be optimized on a wide scale".

The number of neurons per hidden layer was found to depend on the dataset and should be optimized on a case-by-case basis.

where t lM is the set of all local maxima of the SACF and λ∈ [ 0,1] has to be optimized on a training set.

However, the careful balance between low emissions and operating performance often requires that system performance be optimized on a single fuel.

Furthermore, the adaptor molecule used to bind cells to the slide, WGA-biotin, targets a broad spectrum of human and other cell lines, but even this step could be optimized on a per-cell-line basis by using a specific biotinylated lectin.

We therefore varied the amount of capture strand and found that ∼350 picomoles of capture strand was just about saturating (Figures 2a and S2) when included in the 100-µl transcription reaction; this amount has to be optimized on a case-by-case basis.

However, the plant should be optimized on an economic basis and we will discuss this in a future paper.

However, treatment for each patient should be optimized on an individual basis [ 46, 47].

Perhaps the chemicals and inherent structure of the food crop residues might be different from the oil and fiber crop residues, and the pretreatment and biodetoxification procedures for the nonfood crop residues needed to be optimized on an individual basis, while for food crop residues the procedures might be universal from pretreatment to biodetoxification and to SSF operation.

Based on temperature constraints and operating results from day-ahead optimization, the heat load dispatching was optimized on a shorter time scale to improve accuracy and efficiency.

Because polytomies can compromise character optimization and tests of character correlations, characters were optimized on a fully resolved tree, which is the majority rule tree resulting from a MrBayes analysis (see May-Collado and Agnarsson 2007 for details) [ 58] without collapsing nodes with less than 50% frequency (using the contype = allcompat option).