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In this respect, to characterize the analyze samples we propose a chemometric representation base on Principal Component Analysis which is compared to the ones based only on the relative amount of the two types of carbonate or on carbonate and collagen.
When you make human decisions instead of mechanical ones based only on dollars and cents or "operational efficiency," people notice.
Theorem 1 suggests a method for converting the discrete signals into the binary ones based only on the computation of differences.
Here we want to find out whether the phosphorylated proteins can be discriminated from the non-phosphorylated ones based only on the functional features.
Our goal was to use these 3D structures to obtain reliable multiple sequence alignments comprising more residues than the ones based only on sequence alignments.
We distinguish two main families of approaches: the ones computing steady states of the fluxes of reactions (one well-known application being the flux balance analysis) and the ones based only the topology of the network.
Three separate groups of analyses were undertaken, one on all patients (either HL or NHL disease as the first primary malignancy), one based only on NHL patients and finally one based only on the HL patients.
We built two OnPLS models, one based on all variables (genes, proteins and metabolites) and one based only on the targeted variables (genes with corresponding proteins, and identified metabolites).
Two transverse shear correction approaches are employed, one based only on the core, and the other based on an effective shear modulus that includes the face-sheets.
The first three models include one based only on land cover measures, one based only on telecommunication measures, and one based on a combination of both.
Similar cells are detected and grouped using a two step approach, the first one based only on aerodynamic criteria for turbulent flows followed by a chemical refinement based on mixture fraction.
