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But private-supervision fees, which are often significantly higher than what states would charge for equivalent services (many states charge nothing at all), can add substantially to judicial fines, and Wallace notes that companies rely on the threat of jail time to generate collections.
Our software can be used to generate collections of synthetic reads that reflect the diverse taxonomical composition of typical metagenome data sets.
Our demonstration that the chordate vector set is suitable for the analysis of Ciona, fish and mammalian enhancers is an incentive to generate collections of enhancers active in each organism and that can then be tested across the chordate phylum.
A representative sample of parameter sets was used to generate collections of stable sequences, and the most protein-like set was selected.
Here, the goal is to generate collections of molecules with the structural and stereochemical diversity of natural products, which are poised for optimisation and contain functional handles for the generation of affinity reagents (Wang et al, 2008).
A two-element Activator/Dissociation (Ac/ Ds) gene trap system was successfully established and used for insertional mutagenesis in maize and numerous heterologous species to generate collections of stable, unlinked, and single-copy Ds mutants.
It has the capability of generating collections of web objects of different sizes and complexities determined by a set of user-specified parameters.
The model in the previous section generates collections of independent text documents, with specific but uncorrelated topics captured by the bursty terms.
In this paper, we present a model that generates collections of documents consistently with all of the above statistical features of textual corpora, and validate it against large and diverse Web datasets.
Mutagenesis is the other widely used method for generating collections of spontaneous mutants.
Experimentally, genetic approaches have generated collections of mutants with altered shapes and dimensions in organisms such as E. coli and S. pombe.
