The first method, prediction propagation, propagates highly confident predictions of one local model to another as the auxiliary examples, thus learning from information-rich regions of the training network to help predict the information-poor regions.
With the exception of ADAMTS-5, this repertoire of ADAMTS subtypes was maintained, albeit at differing levels, in cultures of highly invasive EVTs propagated from these tissues and in poorly invasive JEG-3 cells.
Walnut is an outcrossing species, and walnut cultivars, such as 'Chandler', are highly heterozygous clones propagated by grafting.
Small roving bands do not propagate highly virulent pathogens, because being highly virulent in a small population is the fast track to extinction.
Cacao trees are generally highly heterozygous and when propagated by seed, only a small fraction of individuals are high producing [ 2- 4].
Any highly regulated miRNAs propagating their effects through target degradation, but which are not represented in the limited array, would be unavailable to our measuring of any existing correlation.
One thing that is clear, is that these elements have been highly successful in propagating across flowering plants, making up 2%% of the Arabidopsis genome [ 64]; a single family of helitrons makes up 6%% of the maize genome [ 63], making it the most abundant DNA transposon identified.
A number of carefree adventure tales, such as the 12th-century König Rother ("King Rother"), are evidence of a highly developed underground literature, presumably propagated by the Spielleute, and characterized by its humour, amoral tone, and astute social observation.
The highly focused ultrasound beams are propagated through tissue layers as high-frequency pressure waves and have the ability to pass tissue without being absorbed.
Elite grape and apple cultivars, vegetatively propagated for centuries, are highly susceptible to evolving pathogens.
