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The optimal controller formula is described in the frequency domain and the corresponding state-space formula is derived for computational efficiency.
The number of sequences that need to be derived for computational subtraction to be effective when working with transcripts will depend upon the frequency and length of the transgenic mRNA versus the pool of endogenous mRNA and small transgenic transcripts and/or a low level of expression will require deeper sequencing.
While it would appear that a lower bound, very similar in form to Landauer's principle, can be derived for quantum computational operations, unlike the classical case there appears no proof as yet of the existence of processes that can in principle reach this bound.
Predictions of potential "druggable" targets on protein surfaces and preferred antigenic regions suitable for diagnostics or therapeutics design, for example, have been derived from computational analyses involving protein structure comparison (Lebeda and Olson, 1999; Olson and Cuff, 1999; Zhou et al. 2005).
A reliable computational algorithm is derived for the tuning of the optimal PID-like control parameters.
Computational procedures are derived for the one-step forward gradient and the backward Euler methods.
A simple iterative procedure is then derived for either maximisation which takes effectively no computational time.
The Adapta Universal Kinase kit (Invitrogen, CA) was used to screen for inhibition of YscN and BsaS ATPase activities by the small-molecule inhibitors derived from computational screen.
For each flux in our data set, we compared the coefficient of variation (CV) derived from computational Monte Carlo sampling to the CV from published measurements.
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A localized computational model for the subgrid solution is derived for a generalized trapezoidal time integration rule for the coarse-scale solution.
