Under the proposed rule, the offering statement would in some instances contain fewer disclosure items than required under existing Form 1-A (for example, proposed Form 1-A would require a description of the issuer's business for a period of three years, rather than five years).
We demonstrated that a subpopulation of primary and motile cilia in the choroid plexus, SFO and the ependymal lining of the lateral and third ventricles had axonemal defects and in some instances contained electron-dense vesicle-like material along the ciliary shaft and at the tips of cilia.
By contrast, vimentin stained mostly cells in a basal position in TDLU-like structures arising from B+ cells, which, in a few instances, contained CK8/18-positive areas in a luminal position.
In contrast, machine learning approaches exploit similarities between the input text and already curated instances contained in a knowledge base to infer a functional profile.
Indeed, it allows calculating the similarity of a shared instance with the representative of each cluster, instead of calculating the similarity with all the instances contained in the cluster.
GOCat exploits similarities between an input text and already curated instances contained in a KB to infer a functional profile.
GOCat computes similarities between an input text and already curated instances contained in a knowledge base to infer GO concepts.
GOCat exploits similarities between an input text and already curated instances contained in a knowledge base to infer a functional profile.
GOCat relies on a k-NN, a remarkably simple algorithm which assigns to a new text the categories that are the most prevalent among the k most similar instances contained in the knowledge base (29).
GOCat relies on a k-nearest neighbors (k-NN), a remarkably simple algorithm that assigns to a new text the categories that are the most prevalent among the k most similar instances contained in the KB (22).
The countries in Asia, for instance, contain some of the most heavily mine-affected countries in the world.
