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Given the high dimensionality of genotypic (e.g. SNP) data, these studies are limited by computational resources and statistical power to searching for binary gene-gene interactions.
Therefore, a well-designed infrastructure supported by powerful computational resources and organized storage servers is essential.
The computational comparison of sequences against all of the known proteins using blastx is limited by computational resources (Meyer et al., 2008; Wilkening et al., 2009).
A major advantage of a simple deterministic approach is that sensitivity analyses are not constrained by computational resources, enabling detailed uncertainty analysis.
It should be mentioned that brittle failures and complex regions are difficult to be analyzed by means of computational resources and for that reason it is argued if the available packages software are able to correctly describe the behavior of high strength concrete, specifically for corbels.
Frequently, one of the challenges in this analysis is identifying the polymorphisms within species from the vast amount of raw data produced by the sequencing instruments, which requires computational resources and expertise not always available to a small biology lab.
BEAST tree inference was carried out on computational resources and services provided by Advanced Research Computing at the University of Michigan.
Cloud based applications may be scaled by either or both of two methods: scaling up by procuring a more powerful computational resource, and scaling out by procuring more instances of a computational resource, each of which offer some distinct advantages.
Virtualization is technological infrastructure that allows data centers to respond efficiently and rapidly to changing needs for computer muscle by pooling computational resources in a shared "cloud".
Our results are consistent with the theory that brain regions are capable of performing many cognitive functions, but are constrained by the limited capacity of computational resources (Just and Varma, 2007).
