This approach relies on the prerequisite that any solution to the optimization problem entails that the entire budget R is consumed.
On the other hand, the INFERNAL software applies to more general searches using alignments of both sequences and structures of seed RNAs; however successful searches using this method largely depend on the prerequisite that the candidate RNA is highly conserved at both sequence and structural levels with the seed RNAs used for the search.
"China welcomes the company to do business on the prerequisite that it obeys Chinese law; however Google values more its reluctance to be restricted by Chinese law, resulting in conflict," the Global Times said in an editorial.
"China welcomes the company to do business on the prerequisite that it obeys Chinese law; however, Google values more its reluctance to be restricted by Chinese law, resulting in conflict," the editorial, written in the Global Times, wrote.
But their conclusions are founded on the prerequisite ∫ 0 T ( g ( x ( t − τ ( t ) ) ) + e ( t ) ) d t = 0, which does not satisfy (1.1).
Education is needed on the prerequisite of achieving democracy first, and how to do it, before other policy goals can be successfully pursued.
A body of work now exists on the prerequisite of a successful AMP-response to manifest resistance to chytridiomycosis at the species level [18], [44], [45].
RNA-seq technology, unlike microarray, does not depend on the prerequisite knowledge of the reference transcriptome [ 24].
Successful capture of exons by internal exon trapping relies on the prerequisite, that the cloned genomic DNA fragment focused on, contains at least one exon flanked by intronic sequences [ 22, 23, 59].
This study sheds light on the prerequisites, possibilities, limitations and interpretation of high-resolution differential phase contrast (DPC) imaging in scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM).
