Finally, studying numerical examples in section 7, DuOpt is observed to be much faster than SUMT in converging to the optimal solution found by the latter, even when the data pooling condition is lifted.
The 1 1 to 1 8 mixtures allowed us to clearly distinguish between the mutant profile and the wild-type profile based on the difference plot generated by the software; therefore, the most suitable pooling condition to identify heterozygous mutants was determined to be four samples (eight copies in haploids).
Experiments for pool conditions covered the area-averaged void fraction 〈α〉 range of 0.12 0.93.
In addition, traditional drift-flux models for pipes may reflect the casing scale effect, but cannot be directly applied to the rod bundle geometry in pool conditions.
Therefore, the Styrofoam simulator and circular conductance probes should prove useful for the measurement of volume-averaged void fraction in pool conditions.
MMS19 gene silencing in human cells leads to genotoxic stress sensitivity (Stehling et al., 2012) and G1 phase arrest in cell cycle under limited nucleotide pool conditions, suggesting that DNA replication is impaired in these cells (Gari et al., 2012).
In order to establish a reliable rod bundle database under pool conditions and to benchmark the existing models, a well-scaled 8 × 8 rod bundle test loop was designed based on the scaling criteria and a series of experiments was carried out with adiabatic air water two-phase flow.
A recent report which employed biased NTP pool conditions, also showed increased activity by increasing Mn++ concentration although the activity with Mn++ is much lower than Mg++ [36] Next, we calculated the misincorporation efficiency using the equation described above.
We pooled conditions across the orientations because this dimension was irrelevant to the aim of present analysis.
Though being conducted in nonspecific swimming pool conditions (swimming flume), these studies evidenced that Tlim-vVO2max depended inversely on the vVO2max but was not related with VO2max.
