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The conclusion derived from those experiments is that cross-validation is a useful procedure in Fuzzy ARTMAP, because it produces smaller Fuzzy ARTMAP architectures with improved generalization performance.
Such studies are essential not only because they enable to establish guidelines for the conduct of scientists towards studied species and the management of tourism and recreational activities in natural habitats [ 26, 29- 34], but especially because of their implications on the way we think about scientific experiments in the wild, and the inferences we derive from those experiments [ 17].
Culture media derived from these experiments were used in in-vitro Treg differentiation assays.
This band was unspecific because it occurred in all samples including those derived from the experiments using EPEC.
For him, should a practical application be derived from the experiments, all the better.
The optimal conditions derived from the experiments conducted are presented in Table 5.
The effluent concentrations of the colloidal particles and the exponents derived from the experiment are inconsistent with those obtained from 2D network models simulation in their researches.
The concentrations of cytokines and signaling inhibitors used in the experiments were derived from those used by our laboratory and others.
However, the results of AFM studies are often more difficult to interpret than those derived from SFA experiments due to uncertainties about the zero separation distance, the influence of probe asperities, and torsional deflections.
We have developed an automated method of literature interrogation called "Literature Lab" that identifies and ranks associations existing in the literature between gene sets, such as those derived from microarray experiments, and curated sets of key terms (i.e. pathway names, medical subject heading (MeSH) terms, etc).
These tests demonstrated that the predicted regulatory relationships were in general consistent to those derived from independent experiments.
