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Table 6 Comparison between data rearrangement methods Data rearrangement methods Data rearrangement integrated at the Doppler filtering Data rearrangement using the EDMA Data rearrangement using CPU Measured time (μs) 357 357 108.
Compared to other collective rearrangement methods, the modification introduced by this algorithm consists in i) avoiding the particle-to-container shrinking procedure by allowing particles to sequentially settle down and ii) in a stability constraint applied to all the particles in the packing.
Then we were able to apply known rearrangement methods on this structure called GSS.
Genetic algorithms are global search procedures, and are, unlike local rearrangement methods, less prone to get trapped in local maxima.
All available cases (n=45) were screened for a MYC rearrangement, methods and fluorescence in situ hybridization interpretation are shown in (Supplementary Table 1).
This synthetic intermediate can be transformed into amphetamine using either a Hofmann or Curtius rearrangement (method 3).
A dynamic tolerance area in the neighborhood of the minutiae, combined with the search-rearrangement method on the binary constraint graph, is used to perform the global matching.
As NGS read lengths have increased, rearrangement prediction methods have evolved from PE methods towards split read and more recently hybrid methods.
This study addressed several aspects of viral attenuation by genome rearrangement, a method of attenuation that was first developed for the eukaryotic virus VSV (Ball et al. 1999; Flanagan et al. 2001).
Though this left only a moderate number of edges in each gene tree to be considered by MowgliNNI for rearrangement, the method was still able to improve their quality (see below).
It was hard to make precise comparisons of this rate and those from other families due to differences in mapping techniques, map resolutions, criteria to identify rearrangements and methods of estimating divergence time.
