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Moreover, their method dramatically reduces the copying errors to which many previous DNA storage attempts have been prone.Faithful reproductionThe trick to this fidelity lies in the way the researchers translate their files from the hard drive to the test tube.
The proposed method dramatically reduces the number of pilot symbols needed to identify the channel coefficients.
The great advantage is that this method dramatically reduces the searching time for finding relevant papers.
The sparse grid collocation method dramatically reduces the computational cost, in comparison with the popular quasi-random sampling method.
The method dramatically reduces the number of GMRES iterations necessary for convergence, resulting in an almost linear complexity solver.
Finally, results of numerical simulations and experiments indicate that the proposed method dramatically reduces the synchronous jitter and thus significantly improves precision of the deflection angle.
This method dramatically reduced variance in wrapped cones, but did not greatly impact variance in cones without wrapping or in sets of uniformly distributed random phase values.
Our results demonstrate that application of the improved TS-PCR method dramatically reduced the proportion of oligo concatamers in the resulting sequence data, and the cDNAs produced were of high quality and yield, useful for both conventional Sanger sequencing as well as next-generation sequencing.
While the additional round of gas-phase selectivity provided by these MS3 methods dramatically reduces the contribution of any interfering signals, it also reduces overall sensitivity.
By indexing prior to enrichment, this method (i) dramatically reduces the costs associated with target enrichment and (ii) introduces significant flexibility into the design of targeted next-generation sequencing studies.
The branch-and-bound scheme does not deteriorate the performance with respect to a window-sliding method, but dramatically reduces the number of function evaluations necessary in an image.
