Its environmental impacts are relatively small, tractable and reversible".
Generating a small tractable set of testable hypotheses our computational analysis constrained the pool of regulatory candidates by more than 60%.
Although this is generally considered acceptable for small, tractable and highly abundant organisms such as many insects [ 9], molluscs [ 10] and even fish [ 11], it is less appropriate for species that are large, highly charismatic or threatened.
A subprogram is written by declaring its name, the type of input data, and the output: FUNCTION SQUARE_ROOT REAL x) RETURNS REAL ROOT ← 1.0 WHILE ABS ROOT*ROOT − x) ≥ 0.000001 AND WHILE ROOT ← (x/ROOT + ROOT)/2 RETURN ROOT Subprograms can break a problem into smaller, more tractable subproblems.
Here we demonstrate that the smaller, more tractable and widely available alpaca is an excellent source of VHH coding DNA.
We therefore design a heuristic based on solving a smaller, more tractable, model in which we aggregate time periods, and then solving the original model using information gained from the aggregated model.
Therefore, smaller, more tractable datasets consisting of combinations of sympatric and sister species and allopatric references were analyzed independently as recommended by Pritchard & Wen [ 107].
The following decades saw major advances in our understanding of the molecular basis of mitochondrial disorders, initially focused on the smaller, more tractable mitochondrial genome.
The approximation error is quantified and found to be reasonably small, and tractable closed-form transient response functions are provided along with a discussion of numerical issues.
This approach was successful, identifying a small and tractable number of candidate mutations to test, revealing RsrA as a conserved protein regulating the oxidative stress response and reproductive development in Aspergilli.
