To minimize name-mapping problems, we used prokaryotic genomes from the tier-2 BioCyc database collection [ 21].
That Saturday night, I accompanied Layla and Mohammad on a tour of some of the places that she investigates, on the condition that I change her name, minimize details that might identify her, and not name her intermediaries.
(She asked to be referred to only by her first name to minimize the harassment she receives via e-mail).
(She spoke on the condition that she be referred to only by her first name to minimize the harassment she receives via e-mail).
"His musical knowledge and phenomenal artistry deserved that we maximize the name, not minimize it — so to many of us he became Jim," he joked.
Following the standard instructions for the Cambridge Semantic Battery, we conducted naming before word-picture matching so as to minimize any cueing/priming effects on naming (though, of course, the reverse possibility of naming priming word-picture matching is possible).
To try to minimize this confusion, we named most of our newly discovered transcripts in the "postmitotic progeny" series.
2) Author Comment: "To try to minimize this confusion, we named most of our newly discovered transcripts in the 'postmitotic progeny' series.
In-line with this discussion, two US health care organizations (American Medical Association Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement® and The Joint Commission) have previously recommended strategies to minimize overuse in healthcare, naming blood products as one of the top five targets.
However, we could make a much simpler educated guess about past duplication events by connecting paralogous proteins in a given family with the Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) that is the tree maximizing the sum of PIDs along its edges (or, to agree with its name, minimizing its opposite sign value).
It is preferable to use a controlled systematic system of names that are based on familiar biological names and terms, minimize ambiguity and support data mining.
