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As input to the code we used realistic phase matrices derived by fitting the observed behavior of the linear polarization as a function of phase angle.

The use of matrices derived by SIS gave similar promising results for the treatment of esophageal semicircumferential defects in rats [ 71], used as an animal model also to test the gastric acellular matrix, an alternative naturally derived material [ 65].

The ASSA server contained the original donor and acceptor information position weight matrices derived by manual curation of GenBank entries, murine donor and acceptor weight matrices, a subset of splicing enhancer elements (SF2/ASF, SC35 and SRp40), and the lariat branch point recognition sequence.

Unidirectional SiCf/SiC minicomposites with SiC matrix derived by polymer-impregnation pyrolysis (PIP), reinforced with SiC fibers coated with zirconium or hafnium germanate were fabricated.

The key concept lies on the binary tree characteristics of the global stiffness matrix derived by a graph partitioner as fill-ins' reducer.

2) GBLUP - Reduced animal model using marker-based relationships for genotyped birds, with covariance matrix derived by the method of VanRaden [ 11], using allele frequencies based on all genotyped animals.

It is interesting to see the extent to which physical interactions are captured by these coupling matrices derived purely from sequence statistics.

To overcome this limitation we developed a technique that allows the systematic identification of the preferred endogenous substrates of a transporter in a single uptake experiment by employing complex matrices derived from blood or other organs containing the complete, but a priori unknown spectrum of possible substrates.

Explicit expressions for the finite element mass and stiffness matrices are derived by using a consistent mass formulation.

Then, for each simulated dataset, new matrices were derived by multiplying the μ k ⋆ s by a constant c ∈ { 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, …, 1 } to reduce the signal-to-noise ratio.

This scoring matrix is derived by a similar procedure as the BLOSUM matrices (Henikoff and Henikoff, 1992 , 1993 are done, based upon the structure alignments of structurally similar protein pairs.