According to the document, GCHQ had already made a "vigorous effort" to exploit games, including "exploitation modules" against Xbox Live and World of Warcraft.
The exploitation of TA modules presents an effective strategy for the development of novel antibacterials as they are present in most bacterial pathogens, but have no human homolog.
These observations prompted us to characterize the distribution and predicted properties of the motif in order to understand its possible exploitation as a genetic module, and to ascribe more informative attributes to this broadly disseminated DUF.
In this work, a new protocol is described for predicting new gene annotations involving different approaches using PPAN for Mycoplasmas: Functional module identification, orthology exploitation and Gene Ontology (GO) Semantic similarity-based measures [ 32].
In this work we show that using PPAN data combined with other approximations, such as functional module detection, orthology exploitation methods and Gene Ontology (GO -based information measures helps to predict protein function in Mycoplasma GO -basedm.
However, there is no specific module to the exploitation of the bid process.
With respect to our analysis, software developing companies could implement "exploitation of hydrate resources" as a new module in their commercial packages without invoking a new EOS to obtain hydrate equilibrium conditions.
The short length of the swapped sequence stretch may facilitate straightforward exploitation of the wealth of existing NRPS modules for combinatorial biosynthesis.
We find that a modular solution design acts as a key integration mechanism, allowing the provider to orchestrate actors in the supply network for simultaneous exploitation of resources related to the existing solution modules and exploration of new ones.
The incorporation of other approximations such as functional module detection, conserved between species and orthology exploitation, predict function with higher precision and recall in two ontologies of the GO database.
