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Assuming source directions are known, we propose a combined method as illustrated in Figure 2.

Suppose that the expected hop counts between anchors are known (we propose a method to derive the expected hop count between anchors in this paper).

For the usual situation, in which allele frequencies in a population are not known, we propose placing a prior distribution on the allele frequency, taking advantage of any available genotype information.

Assuming the number of sources Q is known, we propose to introduce a comb filter γ[ n] in order to suppress components of the CPSD Φ ̂ i ℓ [ n ] corresponding to already estimated sources, i.e., Φ ̂ i ℓ ′ [ n ] = Φ ̂ i ℓ [ n ] · γ [ n ] (26) γ [ n ] = 0, if n ∈ n p ′ − β c, n p ′ + β c, with p = 1 … P 1, else. (27).

Since the strength of genetic drift is very poorly known, we propose to inspect the ranked haplotype spectrum for deviations from the power law and choose ic small enough such that drift-dominated haplotypes are excluded from the analysis.

Although the attack rate (the number of infections as a proportion of the number of carriers) for the prevalent MRSA carriage clone (ST 834) is not known, we propose that an overall carriage rate of 3.5% does not warrant changes to empiric prescribing regimens for children with clinical features consistent with S. aureus infection in Cambodia.

When Ω in (2) is known, we have proposed the unbiased quadratic delay estimator (UQDE) and discrete-time Fourier transform-based method in [6] for accurately estimating θ.

As the biologic mechanisms are not known, we do not propose that EC serves as a lung carcinogen, but serves as a marker of exposure to components associated with combustion sources.

Based on the protein complex formation model and the properties of known complexes, we propose an effective method to refine the complexes predicted by existing methods.

Ms0025 and Mag6390 are characteristic enzymes of subgroup 5 of Cog1735 of the amidohydrolase superfamily, for which no activity was previously known, which we propose to classify as phospho-furanose lactonases.

Based on their conservation, and their similarities with known superfamilies, we propose classifying these 33 precursor conopeptides into 13 new gene superfamilies - H2, I4, M2, N2, O4, Q, R, U, W, X, Y2, Y3, and Z.