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Large-scale comparative analysis of drug-target polymorphism structures enables the rational design of next generation 'super drugs' – drugs that are less prone to development of drug resistance or that work for the largest possible fraction of the patient population.

As shown by standard mathematical analysis (see, e.g., Jolliffe, 2002), if we project the data), if we project the data onto the 's, then the projection, (k = 1, 2, …, K; M ≥ K) represents the maximum possible fraction of the variability contained in.

The training vectors are grouped in labeled pairs L i (x i, y i ) where x i is a training vector and y i ∈ {−1, 1} is the class label of x i and are used in training SVM that finds the hyperplane leaving the largest possible fraction of points of the same class on the same side, while maximizing the distance of either class from the hyperplane.

To capture the highest possible fraction of references describing immune epitope data, these queries are intentionally broad.

Thus, the maximum possible fraction of overlap between our grain filling gene list and the control set could be 100%.

From this ordered list, we took every possible fraction of the list and determine the correspondence with the known lethal genes coding for metabolic enzymes.

For example, if the precision of the fractions is 128 (the lowest possible fraction is ), the sum of fractions can be expressed as (128 × 1/4)+(128 × 1/32)+(128 × 1/64), or simplified as 32+4+2.

Thermodynamic modeling (Solid-liquid Equilibrium) and computational simulations of solid-liquid transitions were used to predict the Solid Fat Content (SFC) of blends with all possible mass fraction of each oil at 0 °C and 25 °C and to predict changes in heat capacity of the mixtures in the whole melting range.

If the reduction is real, it is possible that a fraction of tethered vesicles can fuse, possibly as components of a slow releasable pool.

Whereas this was possible for almost all orthologous alignments it was only possible for a fraction of the paralogous alignments.

Although such PDCs do not become buoyant, it is possible for a fraction of the finer particles to rise from the flow as a buoyant co-PDC liftoff plume (Fig. 2).