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Minimal semi-positive P-invariant computation on general (non-biochemical) benchmarks of the literature.

All the models used for the biochemical and non-biochemical benchmarks can be found at: http://contraintes.inria.fr/~soliman/nicotine_data/ METATOOL's "CONSERVATION RELATIONS" were used when possible, but that only allows to find - as expected - 91 out of the 10 billion invariants for the classic example, in 0.33s.

In order to show the performance improvement in terms of computational cost and time of direct SS approximation in the analysis of stochastic biochemical networks, we benchmarked the method by comparing it with Gillespie's stochastic simulation algorithm (SSA) method [ 9] for numerical calculations of stochastic biochemical networks.

The global translational activity of yeast cells predicted in this study is a useful benchmark against which biochemical data on individual translation factor activities can be interpreted.

A reverse-engineering benchmark of a small biochemical network was presented in [ 14].

This study provides a spatial map of the mechanical and biochemical properties of human auricular cartilage, thus establishing a benchmark for the evaluation of functional competency in AUR cartilage TE.

Although this strategy would undoubtedly be impractical for general application (due to intensive computing requirements), it might be quite useful to generate a close-to-gold-standard genomic-scale orthology dataset, establishing a benchmark for future analyses, and guiding computational and biochemical investigation of ortholog structural and functional properties.

It is now felt that a 50% level of correction is a better benchmark that is equivalent to 27°C reduced temperature correction in a biochemical correction assay.

The results indicate that the present algorithm is competitive with existing works for several benchmark problems while it is orders of magnitude faster for certain systems of biochemical reactions.

At the same time, the author goes into great detail to highlight the agreement with previous biochemical and structural studies which make this part of the description of the used dataset valuable as benchmark for comparison with other methods.

A thorough biochemical screening for extracellular lipase activity was performed both in solid and liquid media in an attempt to establish benchmark criteria for such an analysis.