The presence of xylose and glucose greatly improved anaerobic fermentation of xylodextrins, indicating that metabolic sensing in S. cerevisiae with the complete xylodextrin pathway may require additional tuning (Youk and van Oudenaarden, 2009) for optimal xylodextrin fermentation.
Hence, these methods are limited in the number of different conditions that can be compared (Choi et al., 2009; Langfelder et al., 2011; Watson et al., 2006), and they may require fine tuning of the algorithm parameters (Ma et al., 2011).
54 Natural osmotic stress in the soil micro-environment, which tardigrades are subjected to with their whole body surface, may require fine-tuning of water and solute homeostasis.
The trade agreements already in existence may require some fine tuning, but the addition of TTIP is anything but a tweak to existing arrangements.
BASH may require some initial tuning when dealing with a new technology or new laboratory, but has many adjustable parameters for doing so.
Hybrid sequencing: hybrid sequencing strategies leverage the strengths of two or more sequencing platforms and may require assembly software tuned for specific-read type combinations (Hall, 2007).
These crazily catchy tunes may require the guardians of public morality to come up with a new parental warning label: Prolonged Exposure May Cause You to Start Singing "Moose on the Loose" in Your Office Cubicle.
Some algorithms may require a great deal of parameter tuning and retraining as well.
Furthermore, analysis of RNA-seq data or other data generated on the NGS platform may require different models that are more appropriately tuned to the particular noise feature of that data.
The actively mode-locked operation is usually established in 15 μs (red) but may require more time at longer wavelengths near the end of the tuning range.
