Enzyme function annotations for these organisms in the KEGG database [92] were complemented with predictions made by EFICAz [89], a highly precise approach for enzyme function inference that significantly increases annotation coverage [90].
Scored entirely for an array of percussion instruments (gong, elephant bells, temple blocks, bongos, ratchet, woodblocks, and bass drum) by Joan Jeanrenaud, and requiring a highly precise interplay between musicians Nava Dunkelman and Anna Wray, the piece is meant to convey the feeling of hiking the Oakland redwood trails.
The food is then cooked in a circulating water bath at a highly precise temperature — and this precision is what chefs love.
In this paper we describe an attempt to apply real-time kinematic GPS (RTK-GPS), a highly precise positioning system, and steer-by-wire body technology, which has advanced greatly in recent years, to automatic driving.
This allowed us to investigate the consistency of cortical thinning across multiple data samples and also, by pooling the data across sites, provide a highly precise large-sample estimate of the regional magnitude of cortical thinning in AD.
To minimise the laser instability that can be caused by external temperature, the room temperature was stabilised using a highly precise air conditioner (room temperature was 21°C to 22°C).
Stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT) is a highly precise and conformal RT technique for treatment of small targets by use of a high number of treatment beams.
The reproducibility of the method and the validity of the experimental protocol employed by TMG have been studied in a number of works, revealing this to be a highly precise tool [ 19, 26, 31, 34, 36– 36].
These findings suggest a highly precise coordination between pre- and postsynaptic structure and function.
However, those making a highly precise first offer were less ambitious than those who were less precise but still came out ahead.
