For the compute-intensive estimation of microRNA binding site selection, we used sets of 40 highly upregulated mRNAs (fold change greater 4.0) and 1200 nonregulated mRNAs with a fold change between 1.05 and 1/1.05 for analysis.
As synthesis is a costly and resource intensive process, estimation of the compound's property or activity before synthesis is desired.
Using a cohort of patients identified in the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society Adult Patient Database, 2008 2009, 12 different methods were used for estimation of intensive care (ICU) length of stay.
Including such labor intensive activities in an estimation of monitoring costs would of course mean a cost shift at the project level.
While the current DISTMIX version imputes only one set of summary values, given that the most computer intensive part is the estimation of the correlation matrix, we believe that a future version simultaneously imputing Z-score for multiple traits is attainable with minimal effort.
Demographic monitoring can entail labor-intensive and costly direct estimation of key population parameters, such as recruitment, survival, and population size and their trajectories through time.
Although this method is computationally intensive, it provides a robust estimation of unknown true peak signal from noised data.
The user-friendly data-intensive model, called the FUNdamental ENgineering PrinciplEs-based ModeL for Estimation of Cost of Energy and Fuels from MSW (FUNNEL-Cost-MSW), compares nine different waste management scenarios, including landfilling and composting, in terms of economic parameters such as gate fees and return on investment.
Unfortunately, due to the intensive signal from the sample holder, this estimation of the relative contribution of the phases is uncertain.
It has been shown experimentally that the accurate estimation of noise characteristics for less intensive noise is a more complicated task than that for an intensive noise [44, 60].
