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If it becomes possible to generate and define a 'ground state' human pluripotent stem cell, this would enable objective classification of human-induced pluripotency.

Among other important issues, implementing a Gibbs sampler involves choosing a sampling strategy, deciding the number of chains to be generated, and defining the initialization values, length of the burn-in period, and number of cycles needed to ensure a representative sample from the marginal distribution of interest [ 40].

Two authors (JP and KF) independently developed a coding guide, and together used a constant comparative method [ 47] of qualitative analysis to generate, contrast and define the categories.

Model annotations are necessary to describe how the model has been generated and to define the meaning of the components that make up the model in a computationally accessible fashion.

This approach used a restriction enzyme and a size selection step to generate and sequence a defined fraction of a large genome.

The various design activities of each project were categorised into the design stages (explore, generate and evaluate) as defined in Figure  1.

Notably, the in situ generated and the defined catalyst systems have found to be more effective with similar catalytic activities towards the oxidative degradation of both the dyes.

Alzaatreh et al. (2013) extended the beta generated family and defined the T - X (W) family.

Secondly, priori codes, inductive codes, and sub codes were generated, identified, and defined in a broader group.

For example, the user can configure the software that generates the molecular descriptors and define the variables to use (e.g. selecting 2D or 3D PaDel descriptors) or configure the machine learning method (e.g. define the scaling of the molecular descriptors or the number of latent variables to use in the PLS models).

The reported findings demonstrate that incompletely capped transcripts are generated in mammalian cells and define a novel link between capping and pre-mRNA processing.