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Chitosan has close resemblance with glycans of tissue extracellular matrix, making it possible to obtain functional mimetic compounds of the natural macromolecules by this reaction (Lebouc et al. 2005) since it is also reported that phosphate groups play important role in functionalization of many glycans (Takashiba et al. 2006).

Attach the 70 gene data from the patient being analyzed to the matrix, making it 70 genes by 560 patients.

Genomic DNA must first be extracted from a matrix, making it susceptible to matrix effects and processing influences such as degradation [ 33].

The difference to the original Bayesian reduced rank regression formulation (Geweke, 1996) is that our model uses low-rank approximation to the covariance matrix, making it more suitable for high-dimensional phenotypes, and informative prior distributions accommodating problem-specific knowledge.

Perhaps the C4 signal has reduced reactivity with the biofilm matrix, making it a more effective signal in a biofilm and explaining why it is produced in greater amounts than 3-oxo-C12 by P. aeruginosa growing as a biofilm [ 25].

However, the computation complexity due to the inverse of large dimensional matrix makes it inappropriate for real-time processing.

The ill-conditioning of the impulse response matrix made it necessary to use Tikhonov regularization to recover the applied force from noise polluted measured response.

Owing to the low thermal conductivity (TC) of polymers, inserting particles with ultra-high TC into the polymer matrix makes it possible for polymer composites to possess high ETC.

The use of the Curriculum Alignment Matrix makes it possible to identify where within a curriculum learning objectives are addressed and in what depth.

The presence of a fluorescent dye within a polymeric matrix made it possible to use the resulting particles, for example, as cell markers.

In the proposed new scheme, use is made of wave reflection and transmission matrices, making it possible for all computations to proceed in the direction of wave propagation so that the results are always stable numerically.