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Additionally, the filterbanks presented in this paper have limited redundancy while maintaining the smoothness of underlying limit functions.
From[7], we can know that hyperanalytic wavelet (HWT) just has limited redundancy to achieve multi-scale decomposition without shift sensitivity, which is similar to dual tree complex wavelet (DTCWT), but differently, this method is more easily achievable than dual tree complex wavelet.
There appears to be limited redundancy in these NMMIIA functions as defects in junctional dynamics caused by NMMIIA depletion are not compensated for by the remaining myosin II isoforms.
These two events share limited redundancy, indicating that both provide independent growth advantages for cancer cells.
Since the Mouse Genome 430 2.0 includes some 'sibling' probe sets that target mRNAs associated with the same gene, we limited redundancy in our results by considering only the most significantly altered probe set associated with a given gene (i.e., the probe set with the lowest p value).
A balanced tRNA gene set with limited redundancy further supports the notion that codon bias in this organism is shaped by directional mutational pressure rather than translational selection.
To limit redundancy, a single representative probe set was identified for each human gene.
We therefore filtered the 4378 motifs to limit redundancy, preferentially retaining matrices with greater average information content.
Tests were chosen so as to limit redundancy and are based a priori on various sources of information.
This was ignored for EAS due to the small number of matches found, but because RT generally found more matches, those results were restricted to proteins found in our PDB90 target set to limit redundancy and ensure that the comparison showed differences between the two methods' performance, rather than their target data sets.
To limit redundancy, only a single probe was analyzed as a representative of each human gene.
