Using prior examples of each chromogen, it is then able to spectrally un-mix the chromogen signatures into independent channels.
For example, multipollutant combinations could be discriminated using prior knowledge of hypothesized biological pathways of effect [ 10] (e.g., inflammation) or known emissions sources (e.g., traffic) [ 11].
Better methods are commonly implemented with PWMs, for example, using biologically-motivated prior binding probabilities; and taking account of competition between different factors (for example, Stubb [28], a cis-regulatory module prediction program).
For example, we can use prior knowledge to partition jobs in a manner that avoids analysing the centromeres and telomeres, which usually contain no reads.
For example, using information from the index and prior hospitalizations among the AMI patients, myocardial infarction had 100% prevalence and AIDS had 0% prevalence.
If during follow up, it was apparent that their asthma control deteriorated since prior assessment (for example; using their reliever three or more times a week, needing to increase their preventer dose), the participant was advised by the research team to contact their health professionals.
Further, telling learners that prior instances are related to current items dramatically increases how much learners use prior examples to solve current ones (Gick & Holyoak, 1983).
Often, a uricostatic agent (for example, allopurinol) and aggressive hydration are used prior to using rituximab for treating tumors with high cell burden, like lymphomas [ 9].
For example, interactive survey technologies could be used prior to a screening of the film and then immediately afterwards to gauge shifts in opinion on particular features of the controversy.
Ms. Lichtenberg, for example, used to travel to Manhattan in the summer to sing with the West Village Chorale prior to the creation of Summer Sing.
