The main idea of our method is to exploit the extent of the region around each point that exhibits limited local changes, granting higher relevance to points contained in compact neighborhoods.
The novel multilocus model we present here exploits the extents of the "ancestral haplotypes" retained during the selection process.
However, implementing existing recommendation methods leads to fixed, pre-specified recommendations that cannot adapt to each particular student's changing requirements and do not help exploit the full extent of the available learning opportunities at the university.
That commitment has even gone to the controversial extent of exploiting the "sealed bid" auctioning of home rights in the cup that has seen the Sounders play 11 of their past 14 games at home - which some saw as undermining the credibility of the cup.
However, our results indicate that the computational burden may be alleviated to a certain extent by exploiting the inherent decomposable structure built into the circuit responses.
In recent years, LD has been exploited to the extent that it has become the cornerstone concept for research in genetic epidemiology of complex diseases, since it allows indirect association mapping, as implemented in the recent flurry of genomewide association studies [ 14].
"It would be possible to manipulate the body to some extent alone by exploiting the effects of rigor mortis but it would be more easily attained if more than one individual was involved".
But the film is more than a catalog of the singer's exploits, the extent of which almost certainly contributed to his early death, in 1994 at age 52.
Warthen said last week that he wanted to capitalize on the team's power pitchers, referring to Pelfrey and, to an extent, John Maine, by exploiting the upper third of the strike zone.
In fact, according to modern seismic codes, ordinary structures are designed to suffer damage to some extent during strong earthquakes, exploiting the structure own ductility to avoid collapse and safeguard human lives.
