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These data have been hugely informative in discovering driver mutations that are causally responsible for the development and progression of cancer (Garraway and Lander, 2013, Vogelstein et al., 2013, Wheeler and Wang, 2013).

It would be informative to discover, through a comparative study, what constraints are present in the barbel that are not present in the fin.

Both of them select the most informative features by discovering the clustering or geometrical structure in the data.

Dr. Chapman is actively studying and discovering informative pathways to improve brain function and cognitive performance in health, injury and disease; identifying novel non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatment approaches, and testing the effect of brain training to exploit brain potential.

Phylogenetic and gene expression analyses provide informative clues for discovering PvC3H genes in some functional categories.

Support vector machines have been widely used for classification problems and found to be particularly effective for discovering informative feature patterns for small data sets [ 14].

Additionally, further studies such as comparison of the salivary microbiota between IBD and other diseases will provide informative sources for discovering non-invasive salivary biomarkers specific to IBD.

Farrell and Zhang et al. [ 7] found that salivary microbiota serve as an informative source for discovering noninvasive biomarkers of pancreatic cancer and chronic pancreatitis.

In further experiment, we will conduct large-scale EST analysis with highly purified PGC population for discovering informative and novel transcripts related to germ cells.

Two typical problems that researches want to solve using microarray data are: (1) discovering informative genes for classification based on different cell-types or diseases [ 1]; (2) clustering and arranging genes according to their similarity in expression patterns [ 2].