Sentence examples for parallel submission from inspiring English sources

According to the paper, there is a parallel submission [ 27].

However, manual inspection and analysis of the results from several bioinformatics tools is a time-consuming procedure that requires parallel submission of the mutations of interest to each prediction server separately and manual combining of the resulting predictions afterwards.

135 (1), 478-494 4) You may also be able to address this concern by referencing and coordinating the text of your paper with the parallel submission by Shou et al. B) Avoid confusion about the use of the term "Bethe Lattice".

4) You may also be able to address this concern by referencing and coordinating the text of your paper with the parallel submission by Shou et al. We have added an exploration of the parallels of our work with that of Momeni et al. (2013) at the second-to-last paragraph of the Discussion.

Both agencies are considering the use of submitted data on a case-by-case basis for assessment purposes (e.g., to help elucidate mechanism of action or contribute to a weight-of-evidence approach) or for populating relevant comparative databases by encouraging parallel submissions of genomics data and traditional toxicologic test results.

Not only is the choreography itself is a kind of journey, as the two men trade moves from their different dance backgrounds (classical Kathak and European tanztheater respectively) but along the way the duet also embodies parallel themes of power and submission, of belonging and not belonging, of knowing yourself and knowing another person.

The top layer provides two features: (1) transformation of sequential applications into parallel tasks, and (2) their submission to GiGi-MR by ordinary users.

Our goal is providing fairness between concurrent job submissions in highly parallel and distributed environments such as currently built cloud computing systems by minimizing slowdown of individual applications and dynamically rescheduling them to the best suited resources.

In this section, we present the experiments for the two features supported by the User Interface layer: transformation of sequential applications into parallel BoTs (Sect. 3.3.1); and submission of jobs by non-expert users (Sect. 3.3.2).

When run on a multi-core Linux computer or a Linux cluster, AGeS supports OpenMPI for parallel execution and PBS for batch submission.

We have developed a parallel reporter assay in lamprey embryos (in submission) to assess the functional conservation of CNEs across vertebrates.