Due to the size of multiple species whole genome alignments, searching through the entirety of their contents to locate desired blocks is not practical; this has led to the utilization of a compression-capable indexing implementation that is a variation of the positional binning approach (Kent et al., 2002; Miller et al., 2007) stored on disk.
the Bad even a generic index needs implementation effort.
Our findings are in line with this proposal, showing that the mu- and beta-MRAAs reflect preparing for a hand switch as a motor goal early in the preparation interval in voluntary task switching, whereas the LRP indexes the implementation of specific stimulus response associations during task performance.
Because well locations in a reservoir simulator are commonly treated as discrete variables (well gridblock indices), standard implementations of gradient-based optimization are not applicable for optimal well placement, so optimization is commonly done with a non-gradient-based method such as the genetic algorithm.
Compiled by official censors, the Index was an implementation of one part of the teaching function of the Roman Catholic church: to prevent the contamination of the faith or the corruption of morals through the reading of theologically erroneous or immoral books.
A similarity search for slowly varying waveforms, which applies "R-tree" index with Java implementation, was already reported [H.
The main goal of RFIA is to calculate a RORI index considering various implementation and maintenance costs, and the effectiveness of a response against an attack.
Several economists using top-down modelling approaches rely overly on the Autonomous Energy Efficiency Index leading to implementation costs for measures to mitigate CO2 emissions being over estimated (Jaccard et al. 1996).
The development of standardized definitions for high– and low glycemic index diets and implementation of these definitions in long-term studies to further evaluate their impact on glycemic control.
Among antibiotic users, there was a level change in the rate of ciprofloxacin use for urinary tract infections of −69.1 (95%CI: -49.5, -88.7) prescriptions per 1000 unique index visits after implementation of the OSA program (p < 0.001)).
Using segmented regression models adjusting for age, sex and physician enrollment in the OSA program, there was no statistically significant change in the monthly rate of all quinolone use (−3.5 (95% CI −5.5, 1.4) prescriptions per 1000 index visits) following implementation of the OSA program (p = 0.74).
