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The medium access scheme has been designed to jointly exploit both scheduled and random access to guarantee low-power periodic keep-alive message exchange and real-time alarm propagation with minimum latency, respectively.

miRGate has been designed to jointly analyse miRNA and gene or gene variants lists in human, (including human viruses, such as Epstein Barr and Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpes virus), mouse and rat to provide a novel catalogue of accurate in house predicted miRNA targets and programmatically access to the predictions in a massive way through RESTful web services.

Thirdly, a cyclic optimization algorithm is designed to jointly estimate the signal subspace.

Finally, a multi-scale inference strategy is designed to jointly analyze the searchlight information maps obtained at different spatial scales.

Such a difficulty has lead to the development of adaptive observers which are designed to jointly estimate state variables and model parameters.

A latent structural SVM based Weakly Supervised Metric and Template Learning (WSMTL) method is designed to jointly learn the metric, the templates, and a weight vector.

This has implications on multi-user discrete resource allocation algorithms, as these can be designed to jointly optimize transmit power among users even in large-scale scenarios.

Multicast is designed to jointly deliver content from a single source to a set of destinations; hence, it can efficiently save the bandwidth consumption and reduce the load on the source.

Our data demonstrated that RPol II binding pattern around the gene transcription start site follows distinct patterns (Figure 2A), and our model is designed to jointly describe the number of RPol II binding fragments surrounding the TSS, including both promoter and transcript regions; this allows for a more accurate description of RPol II binding pattern features.

Currently, several statistical methods exist that are designed to jointly estimate the crossing-over and gene-conversion rates from population genetic data.

ESCAPE is designed to jointly test these relationships and to evaluate URT and physiological dysregulation as mechanisms explaining how stress affects cognitive function on a daily basis as well as over the long-term.