Therefore, we developed and applied a model-based method, which resolved linked QTL regions into more discrete peaks.
The number of polytomies is strongly correlated with missed and called clades: methods which "resolve" conflict in the posterior by not committing and creating zero length branches miss more true clades but make less mistakes, and so have a high clade calls.
Here we focus on one of these methods, relaxation dispersion, which resolves dynamics on the micro- to millisecond timescale.
To address these issues, we propose the use of the maximal entropy ordered weighted averaging (ME-OWA) method, which efficiently resolves the shortcomings of the FOO technique and the average weighting allocation method.
The "Genetic Algorithms (GA)" optimization method, which can resolve nonlinear optimization problems, is adopted for this optimization analysis.
Unlike the conventional moment tensor inversion methods (e.g., Dziewonski and Woodhouse, 1983), our method, which aims to resolve focal mechanism change during the co-seismic rupture of large earthquakes, approaches an earthquake source as multiple double-couples.
A natural extension of our method, which can partially resolve this issue, is to allow an extended hierarchy, where a module can be the child of more than one parent.
The potential for an equivalent noninvasive human method, which is able to resolve the temporal characteristics of spatially discrete neuronal activity as a result of neurochemical manipulation, is extensive.
A more accurate solution was obtained with the RMC/EA method, which allowed us also to resolve the non-equivalent groups of atoms in the first two coordination shells around the absorbing Zn atom and to follow the changes of structural parameters as the temperature varied.
Formed mostly after the United States blacklisted Irisl and all of its ships in 2008, as confederates of Iran's nuclear and ballistic-missile programs, the corporations often have English names like System Wise and Great Method, which seem to mock American resolve.
