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In that report, the authors have leveraged the ability of a next-generation sequencing to count individual sequencing reads and assign them to either known or 'dark matter' RNA categories.

We leveraged the ability to use exogenous cGMP to potentiate the California reference strain for ZTDO attraction to find additional genes important for ZTDO sensitivity by performing an unbiased forward genetic screen for mutants with altered responses to ZTDO.

One leverages the ability of an iPhone or Android phone to wirelessly deliver all Web-based information to the car, including turn-by-turn directions, reviews from Yelp or local gas prices.

The method leverages the ability of the polymer film to align nematic liquid crystals on its surface, when that surface has been prepared by mechanical brushing.

However, the obvious additional aspect of doing a social game on the iPhone is leveraging the ability of the handset to find your location.

The classifier leverages the ability of cyclic spectral analysis and cyclic cumulants (CCs) to distinguish between signals while requiring no a priori knowledge of critical signal statistics, such as carrier frequency, carrier phase, and symbol rate.

Leveraging the ability of a Probody therapeutic to bind its target at the site of disease after proteolytic cleavage, we developed a novel method for profiling protease activity in living animals.

In this work, we propose an alternate approach labeled unscented Gaussian Sum Filter (UGSF) that leverages the ability of Sum of Gaussians to approximate an arbitrary density, while using the same number of sigma points as in UKF.

SaaS-based startups have turned payments and restaurant applications into a service and are now leveraging the ability to sell directly, monetize interchange revenue and ride the cost curves of industry-standard hardware.

This technique leverages the ability of electrospray droplets to encapsulate a small number of well dispersed QDs (typically 2 nm to 50 nm including shell and organic coating).

Projects like GeoLink are part of a growing effort by the scientific community to make literature reviews more efficient by leveraging the increasing ability of computers to process texts a much needed service as millions of new papers come out every year.