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We aim at establishing the minimal number of LNs that must be removed without compromising the reliability.
Figure 5 shows that 94.0 99.6% of reconstruction nodes can be removed without compromising the completeness of the reconstructions.
This chapter discusses the importance of proper care and maintenance of flame resistant (FR) garments so that soil and flammable contaminants are removed without compromising FR properties of the personal protective equipment (PPE).
The frame was removed without compromising the fracture treatment.
Redundancy within the dystrophin protein allows some domains to be removed without seriously compromising function.
rIDE has only 13 residues C terminal to this interaction region, and only eight (to residue 1014) are seen in the crystal structure, which suggests that the C-terminal region of IDE could be removed without greatly compromising the stability of the enzyme.
For application in heterogeneous catalysis and electrocatalysis, the adsorbed OA species at the metal surfaces should be effectively removed without compromising the structure and composition of the nanostructures.
The production of such highly functional molecules, whether derived from petroleum feedstocks, requires chemoselective transformations in which e.g. specific heteroatoms or functional groups are incorporated or removed without compromising the underpinning molecular properties.
The presented approach enables Plug-and-Play (PnP) operations, meaning that DGUs can be arbitrarily added or removed without compromising the overall ImG stability.
In the language of CNE, the initial capacity for developmental unscrambling— presumed in an ancestor prior to the first scrambled gene— is called an "excess capacity", meaning a capacity that could be removed (in principle) without compromising fitness.
The magnitude of the batch effect can be significant or negligible, but it cannot be removed from the data without compromising the biological signal.
