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From our simulated data, it appears that the HDP-HMM Bayesian Network sampler we have constructed accurately infers the hidden state sequences governing Bayesian Networks that capture how the regulatory organization of a biological system, here observed at the level of mRNA data, changes with time.

In this work we develop a novel stochastic computational singular perturbation (SCSP) analysis and time integration framework, and associated algorithm, that can be used to not only construct accurately and efficiently the numerical solutions to stiff stochastic chemical reaction systems, but also analyze the dynamics of the reduced stochastic reaction systems.

But I believe that my analytical construct accurately depicts and explains real change throughout the Old Confederacy.

One thing that you, the reader, probably can't quite construct accurately in your mind is the smell of the jar.

A model has been constructed which accurately predicts the conversions and selectivities and the variations between Rh and Pt.

With GHT, ChemReader detects ring structure as a skeleton for processing chemical structure diagrams, so the topology of molecules can be constructed more accurately and efficiently.

Basal bodies duplicate, new flagella are constructed and accurately distributed between the progeny.

To achieve this goal, a finite graph is firstly constructed to accurately reflect geometric relations among given data points.

Thus, it was predicted that contigs would be constructed more accurately with an increase in the read number.

It should be emphasized, however, that this model has not been primarily constructed to accurately reproduce experimental findings regarding biological vision.

Also, while this review does not document that PEG prolongs life in this population, it is possible that a prospective study has yet to be constructed that accurately measures prolongation as well as quality of life for the patients, and their families, during their declining years.