As explained in the previous section, MAUDS tackles these problems with an initial broad identification of the down states by overcrossing two moving averages, and a later refinement of the initiation and termination points by a discrete processing of the membrane potential evolution in the transition interval.
Broad identification of sets of terms that were not shared between the independent ontologies, as well as those that were shared, was useful in planning for subsequent steps in the process.
All EFM are not equal contributors to physiological cellular states, and this approach may open a direction towards a broader identification of physiologically relevant EFM among the very large number of stoichiometrically possible modes.
Reciprocal checking of the COG assignment of the best-hit from a BLASTX query against the STRING database provides not only an accurate way of filtering out heterofunctional homologs which share an ancestral conserved domain, but also yields broad taxonomic identification of the homolog for analysis of community composition.
The important point is that comparisons of parasitism between sibling species based on broad taxonomic identification of the parasites is somewhat permitted because all sibling host species share at least one mite species.
In this article we identify needs and gaps in occupational cancer research methods in four broad areas: identification of occupational carcinogens, design of epidemiologic studies, risk assessment, and primary and secondary prevention.
24, 25 From a broader perspective, identification of causative genes contributes greatly to the understanding of disease mechanisms in EIEE and it is also likely that it will pave the way for the development of novel targeted drug therapies.
The results demonstrate that the newly developed generic RT-PCR tests provide a relevant tool for broad detection and identification of tospoviruses in plant quarantine and diagnostic laboratories.
As an advanced analytical tool, surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) has broad applications in identification of colorants in paints and glazes, hazard detection to ensure food safety, biomedicine and diagnosis, environmental monitoring, detection of explosives and forensic science.
The exposure classifications of solvents and pesticides were too broad to allow identification of specific (groups of) chemical agents to be held responsible for the increased risks of either anomaly.
With the development of siRNA or shRNA libraries, and high-throughput screening techniques, genome-wide RNAi screening is employed for broad and unbiased identification of genetic modifiers of various cell- or organism-based phenotypes [ 4, 5].
