These improvements stem from two basic ideas: first, we use an improved modeling of recombination events within each window, and second, we use an adaptive window length that depends on the local genetic distance between the ancestral populations within a window.
And the improvements stem in part from the booming refinancing business, which will most likely slow once interest rates climb.
Not all of Hibbert's improvements stem from West's addition alone, but Hibbert himself is the first to credit West (via Conrad Brunner of Pacers.com): "[West is] probably the biggest reason I'm an All-Star this year," Hibbert said.
Such substantial speed improvements stem from several heuristics used by MetAnnotate.
Ideas for improvements stemmed from discussions in the project groups, recommendations in the literature, and a site visit to a hospital with low cancellation rates.
It is possible these minor fermentation improvements stem from the fact that the clostridial Adhe2 alcohol dehydrogenase is expressed as part of the butanol pathway, and this enzyme might to a small extent rescue production of ethanol from acetaldehyde.
Mr. Girsky said that much of the second-quarter improvement stemmed from these factors, far more than cost-cutting.
That improvement stems from — well, Brackman does not seem totally sure.
Much of the improvement stems from a new emphasis on patient safety, Dr. Birkmeyer added.
Syd Thrift, head of baseball operations for the Baltimore Orioles and a longtime student of hitters, said he believed much of the hitting improvement stemmed from preparation.
