What factors limit computer-scoring efficacy, and how can these factors be mitigated to enable scoring models to be used in introductory biology courses across universities?
Principled data modeling and mining strategies are therefore required not only to make the best use of the emerging quantitative interaction data, but also to evaluate the relative merits and potential limitations of the current large-scale interaction datasets; in particular, in terms of how well these enable scoring of both positive and negative classes of genetic interactions.
After 44 hr of incubation, cytochalasin B was added to the cultures to block the cell division and enable scoring of binucleated (BN; i.e., cells that have divided once, having two nuclei) lymphocytes.
Parceled out, the Getty's largess enabled scores of institutions to mount exhibitions excavating and retrieving one portion or another of the area's rich recent cultural past.
Explosive growth in information technology has enabled scores of innovation applications in vehicular networks, such as real-time update of congestion, weather conditions report, multimedia services, and online games [2, 3].
Each assay enables scoring of both alleles in a single well within a 384-well plate.
The assay enables scoring of both alleles in a single well.
In contrast, we developed a method to integrate landscape indicators with field measured chemical and biologic data, while enabling scoring of watersheds with incomplete data.
A comprehensive ultrasound assessment as performed in this study, however, is not feasible in daily routine practice, whereas a reduced ultrasound composite score might enable sonographic scoring of PsA patients in interventional trials and clinical practice.
While no such tones are being emitted, no sounds exist; only the musical score exists (and the memories of listeners, some of whom might enable the score to be reproduced if it were lost), from which music can be reproduced.
