A set of graphical tools is also proposed to exploit the output information and provide a meaningful guide to teachers and students.
Alternatively, we can conceive an optimal independence mechanism that exploits the outputs of separate detectors for disparity and motion.
Each phase exploits the output of its preceding phase, while it produces appropriate output to be used in the next phase, and so on.
We exploited the output of the six different pipelines to obtain six binary variables specifying if the site was DM of not-DM, using two simple thresholds: (1) FDR adjusted p < 0.05 or (2) FDR adjusted p < 0.05 and |ΔM| > 1.
He thinks that there will be benefits for the UK economy, because we can exploit the research outputs of our science base.
The term was coined by an American, Christy Walsh, who set up the Christy Walsh Syndicate in 1921 to exploit the literary output of America's sporting heroes.
The aim of our study was to demonstrate that it is possible to exploit the rich output of space time model fitting to gain interpretability without losing power.
BEDTools [ 88] was used to calculate the positive and negative-strand read depth at each nucleotide, and a Perl script was used to exploit the BEDTools output in calculating the average sense and antisense coverage per nucleotide of each annotated gene.
While this sort is not necessary with a single-processor implementation, we will exploit the fact that the output has been sorted in Section 4.8.2.
A uniform rate allocation across the different frequency bins cannot exploit the dependence of the output SINR on frequency as seen in Figures 3 and 5, and thus a nonuniform scheme is necessary.
