Collecting the absorbance data was restarted 60 s after the enzyme reaction was started by addition of D-erythrose and was continued over the time indicated in s.
Removing the latter from the data and restarting the whole procedure would obviously allow the computation of adjusted p-value p2 and so on for the remaining ones.
The Justice Department's data scientists have restarted their count, too, as the federal government deemed arrest-related deaths once again meaningful enough statistics to log alongside lawn care and peanut consumption.
Also, you can iterate more quickly because you can modify and reload Prism-based data providers without restarting the server".
So the full impact of the shutdown may not be understood for many months, until the various agencies responsible for collecting and releasing the data can get restarted.
We could already achieve perfect classification on training data without such restarts.
The simulator runs were conducted using the compositional simulator for the compatibility purpose in order to import the restart file data of the waterflooding case into the CO2 compositional simulator runs.
The VMI upload functionality can resume or restart terminated data transfers, and image providers are encouraged to specify an MD5 or SHA1 checksum to verify the uploaded files.
The updating consists of ArcIMS service shut down (2 minutes), deleting and copying the generated files (about 390 MB of data) (7 minutes) and restart of the ArcIMS services (20 minutes).
MRF, Markov random field; PPI, protein-protein interaction; RWR, random walk with restart; DIR, data integration rank; MLE, maximum likelihood estimation; MCMC, Markov chain Monte Carlo; OMIM, online Mendelian inheritance in man; PCC, Pearson correlation coefficient; ROC, receiver operating characteristic; AUC, area under the ROC curve.
