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We have derived computationally simple and intuitive expressions for score tests of neglected serial correlation in unobserved component univariate models using frequency domain methods.

This information is obtained from the Genbank formatted files for each genome, from metadata tables from NCBI, or derived computationally (e.g. gene counts, GC%, etc).

Mathematical models are often used as computational models an obvious example being a mathematically defined group of differential equations for which solutions can be derived computationally through simulation.

The attributes of the ligand may be simple or complex structural descriptions and properties that are either measured or derived computationally (Tong et al. 1997; Waller et al. 1996).

Taking advantage of its computation via Lyapunov equations, we derive computationally attractive formulae for the first-order and second-order derivatives of this smooth objective, which allows for the use of standard gradient- or Hessian-based optimization techniques.

Introducing the new, more general than previously proposed, ansatz for EPIRK schemes allows for more flexibility in deriving computationally efficient high-order integrators.

A method for deriving computationally efficient reduced nonlinear distillation models is proposed, which extends the aggregated modeling method of Lévine and Rouchon (1991) to complex models.

We derive computationally simple and intuitive score tests of neglected serial correlation in unobserved component univariate models using frequency domain techniques.

Finally, MS and EST data were mapped to the experimentally derived and computationally generated proteins to experimentally validate predicted sequences and to assess the accuracy of various gene prediction methods.

However, in both experimentally derived and computationally predicted protein-protein interactions, a "protein" generally refers to "all isoforms of the respective gene".

Contact: [email protected] In recent years, a large number of experimentally derived and computationally predicted protein protein interactions (PPIs) and domain domain interactions (DDIs) have been made publicly available (Ramírez et al., 2007; Schlicker et al., 2007).