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Lunetta et al. (2004) simulated interacting disease risk-associated SNPs and found that selecting SNPs on the basis of their importance value from an RF analysis lead to improved detection of epistasis.

Specifically, we investigate by means of statistical and information-theoretic measures to what extent sensory motor coordinated activity can generate and structure information in the sensory channels of a simulated agent interacting with its surrounding environment.

The baseline model was used to predict changes in body mass index due to eating behaviors of simulated children interacting with their food environment.

The corona model is solved simultaneously with the rest of simulated system interacting with it as a circuit element; this is accomplished by using the model with a type-94 circuit component.

This study elucidated the in vitro physicomechanical transitions of a crosslinked polylactic-co-glycolic acid (PLGA) scaffold, utilizing quantum mechanics to compute the ab initio energy requirements of a salted-out and subsequently crosslinked PLGA scaffold interacting with simulated physiological fluid, phosphate buffered saline (PBS) (pH 7.4, 37 °C) at a molecular level.

You will write your own code to simulate a liquid of interacting Lennard-Jones particles, model a carbon nanotube in aqueos solution, and approximate solutions to the traveling salesman problem.

In place of a conventional bread-boarded prototype, we used distributed communicating processes to allow software and simulated hardware to interact.

(A ) The simulated place cells interact via a combination of asymmetric excitation and feedback inhibition.

Compared to the Lax Wendroff finite-difference method, the present flux-difference Roe-splitting scheme was shown to be more robust and accurate, which offers high-resolution with minimal dissipation and dispersion errors in simulating long-duration, mutually interacting wave reflections and re-reflections that commonly occur in the tree-like arterial network.

The effects of these ions on the TiO2 electrolyte interface could be detected already within the first hour of exposure at 37 °C and were found to be the only ions present in simulated body fluid to interact with the titanium oxide surface.

This configuration can also be reproduced during tele-assessment, where instead of a simulated arm, the users interact remotely with another person.