Figure14 shows a three-FG design for Rth 01,00); for finer tuning, more FGs are required.
In addition, our data indicate that the regulation of H3-K27me3 is highly gene- and context- specific, suggesting that the interplay of methyltransferases and demethylases enables the fine-tuning more than the on/off alternation of methylation states.
Get the strings in the neighborhood and then fine-tune more accurately, especially if you're putting on new strings.
While the graphic representation of the elevation-vs-range dependence in Fig. 7 is more convenient for estimating the bulk phase/time offset, its "fine tuning" is more efficiently performed utilising highly contrasting colours for the low and high elevation values in the range-time maps (Fig. 6).
Connection speed, language, etc. Manber is talking about fine tuning search more than anything, including things like bringing weather, sports, flight information, maps and other information into search appropriately to answer questions.
"Sounds like it's more fine tuning," Mr. Bracelin said.
Dr Rider is fine tuning and experimenting with more viruses and delivery tags respectively.
It doesn't sound bad, but it could probably use a little more fine tuning to make it sound better.
The more fine tuning and configuration you give security tools, the better they will perform, and the less results will need to be inspected.
This review suggests that the current recommendations of consumption and/or supplementation of omega-3 FAs are specific to particular groups of age and physiological status, and still need more fine tuning for overall human health and well being.
These signal/receptor pairs include: SCF/KIT; CXCL12/CXCR4, TGF-ß/TGFß RII, Ang-1/Tie2 and thrombopoietin/MPL and several others with more fine tuning effects on HSCs [ 77, 89- 93].
