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Additional biomarkers could potentially be incorporated to further tailor this signature to specific tumour types (Chi et al, 2006) or to specific hypoxia-sensitising/targeting treatments.
It is based on a real-life impasse which affected the west African team prior to their exit at the group stage last week, though fictional elements will be incorporated to further spice up the proposed movie.
Various performance optimization techniques, such as memory coalescing, are also incorporated to further enhance the performance.
Although a scalar quantizer was used to reduce the computational complexity of the presented coder, sophisticated vector quantization techniques can be easily incorporated to further increase the coding efficiency.
In addition, a woodchuck post-transcriptional regulatory element (WPRE) and a bovine growth hormone polyadenylation sequence (bGH-polyA) were incorporated to further enhance transcription following transduction.
As new measurements become available, these can be incorporated to further constrain parameter values.
A lasso penalty was further incorporated to achieve automatic selection of the most valuable information in the regression process.
We have drawn attention to existing knowledge about fishing gear selectivity (summary in Table 1), how it could be utilized in quantifying how fishing shapes the distribution of phenotypes in the targeted population (e.g. Box 1), and further incorporated to approaches to assess evolutionary impacts of fishing (e.g. Ratner and Lande 2001; Williams and Shertzer 2004).
In summary, in this section, we have built on our recent developments on PCZ implementation [7] and incorporated additional design optimizations to further improve performance.
We incorporated the operon information to further refine the set of regulatory interactions.
Since these methods are based on splits, bootstrap-based weighting can be easily incorporated, which is expected to further increase the accuracy of the reconstructed trees [ 28, 32].
