In this manuscript we lay out a maximum likelihood framework and an accessible software implementation for estimating an organism/gene specific evolutionary model and alignment scoring matrix, describe common techniques for validating the model and infer a model from a large collection of HIV-1 sequences.
A blast trial was described in this paper for validating the blast pressure simulation in LS-DYNA.
This section describes the evaluation method for validating the proposed representation model using recordings of samba and Charleston dance, which were recorded and preprocessed as described in Section 2. The proposed evaluation consists of three sections: (i) experimental setup, and (ii) numerical and (iii) subjective evaluations.
The specificity of the system was validated as described for FeLV-B [69].
The objective of this study was to systematically review the prognostic factors that are described for canine appendicular osteosarcoma and validate their scientific importance.
The aims of the current study were to systematically review the prognostic factors that are described for canine appendicular osteosarcoma and validate their scientific importance.
Two series were stained by immunohistochemistry respectively for aromatase (ARO) and vasotocin (VT) as previously described and validated for quail (ARO: [11], [57]; VT: [16], [58]) with slight modifications.
The screening of random AAV display peptide libraries is an innovative tool to select for vectors efficiently transducing any cell type of interest and has been described and validated for various cell types in vitro [14], [33], [34], [35], [36].
In Section 3, we describe the experimental dataset used for validating our work.
Reliable data is critical if these data are to be used for estimating the incidence and prevalence of child maltreatment resulting in hospitalisation, for describing patterns and estimating risks, for validating data from other sectors (such as police and child safety data), and for providing estimates of the costs of child maltreatment.
