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We develop a framework called Truncated Incremental Search that builds on this observation and uses a target suboptimality bound to efficiently restrict cost propagations.
By replacing the constraint part of (22) with an L 1 norm-based constraint, we can efficiently restrict the redundant adjustments.
Engineering viruses by inserting microRNA (miRNA) recognition elements (MREs) into the 3′-untranslated region (3′-UTR) of viral RNA can efficiently restrict viral tissue tropism.
The principal ability of the mouse Apobec 3 protein to efficiently restrict virus infection has been demonstrated for the betaretroviruses Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus (MPMV) [24] and Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus (MMTV) [25] as well as for friend murine leukaemia virus (FrLV) [26].
The higher transcript level of the A. brassicae Atr1 marker gene in cycam1 indicates that the mutant cannot efficiently restrict fungal growth.
This indicates a preferential accumulation of this antigen within granuloma structures even if the cells of the granuloma can efficiently restrict bacterial growth, and suggests a role in the persistence of chronic infection.
But in many species mobile elements are efficiently restricted by defense mechanisms, which have evolved to suppress and regulate parasitic elements.
The results show that the bubble formation in a VADMFB is efficiently restricted to small bubbles due to the cutting effect derived from the horizontal vibration component and the extruding effect from the vertical vibration component.
The enzymatically generated insoluble precipitate formed an insulting layer on the electrode surface and efficiently restricted the electron transfer of redox probe Fe CN 64−/3−, resulting in an enhanced amplification of impedimetric signal.
The impedance changes, due to the specific immuno-interactions at the immunosensor surface that efficiently restricted the electron transfer of redox probe Fe CN 64−/3− were utilized to detect BoNT/A.
By efficiently restricting the inter-fragmentary shear, the new screws may be clinically advantageous when the inter-fragmentary compression force is partially or completely lost and may provide further benefits toward earlier and better healing of transverse waist fractures of the scaphoid.
