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The hybrid model can take advantage of the global characteristics of object and also exploit the useful information from the background.

Furthermore, a simple yet effective adaptive approach is designed for parameter adjustment in the three DE strategies and a replacement strategy is put forward to fully exploit the useful information from the trial vectors and target vectors, which enhance the optimization performance.

To exploit the useful properties of both these above-mentioned features one of the anticancer drugs, PTX (paclitaxel) was loaded into poly (anhydride) nanoparticles after complexing with cyclodextrins.

This validation further indicated that MAXCOM could exploit the useful information in the heterogeneous network to prioritize the disease-related protein complexes.

The paper exploits the useful features of inductive voltage divider (IVD) for the inter-comparison of complementary impedances.

Specifically, one exploits the useful information of some good solutions, while the other combines the valuable information of the current best solution and some good solutions simultaneously.

It generates large sparse coefficient matrices (in the same manner that the finite element method would) while still exploiting the useful properties of Green's functions.

To establish a two-way learning mechanism between the global best particle and the population, we developed an orthogonal experimental design-based elitist learning strategy to improve the global best particle by fully exploiting the useful information of each particle.

Multiple base classifiers are built in AntMinermbc, and each base classifier is expected to remedy the weakness of other base classifiers, which can improve the predictive accuracy by exploiting the useful information from various base classifiers.

Besides, the good performance of the PADIF approaches demonstrates that (1) it is legitimate and useful to exploit the per atom score contributions of GOLD scoring functions for building interaction fingerprints and (2) that the employed multiple reference scoring combined with frequency based weighting seems to be a robust and promising way for ranking poses.

It is useful to exploit the functional polymorphisms of the COMT gene that alter the balance between cortical and subcortical dopamine and affect performance and activation on executive tasks (Egan et al., 2001; Foltynie et al., 2004 b ; Winterer et al., 2006; Williams-Gray et al., 2007 b ).