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To tackle the FPT problem we iteratively consider groups of a few thousands of walkers: in each iteration we select a fraction of them closer to the target, ignoring the remaining ones, and then restore the group by creating with the MC technique new walkers even more close to the target.

In this paper, we rank proteins by their seed scores and select a fraction, denoted as λ, to be expanded into cores.

BCPT and MORE data were used to investigate whether: first, tamoxifen could reduce equally the emergence of ER- and ER+ tumors; and second, tamoxifen could select a fraction of emerging ER+ cancers and promote their transformation to ER- cancers.

The VEGA searches for multiple solutions for multi-objective problems simultaneously by selecting a fraction of the next population, based on the associated values of each objective function.

First, the algorithm selects a fraction of the vector entries of an individual for mutation, and then in the second step, the algorithm replaces each selected entry by a random number selected uniformly from the range for that entry.

In combination with anti α6+-integrin pre-purification, SP criterion selects a fraction (α6+ SP) highly enriched in testicular stem cells.

Then we randomly selected a fraction q of interacting pairs.

To investigate the effect of sample size, we randomly selected a fraction of the 98 samples (70 95%) and applied our analysis to these subsets.

To simulate causal SNPs in the GRM, we selected a fraction P = 0.05 or 0.005 of the SNPs at random and sampled Gaussian effect sizes (variance equal to 0.5 divided by the number of casual SNPs in the GRM) for these SNPs.

As the number of promoters positive for a given TFBS varies with the particular TFBS, an alternative selection criterion would have been to select a given fraction of the positive promoters (genes), e.g., the top 80% of the positive genes, as associated with the signature, which would have produced target gene lists of varying sizes; an option that could easily be biologically motivated.

For instance, when wanting to benefit from cooperation, the source has to first select a best fraction of data as well as an appropriate reimbursement price of to reward the relay.