"I am more concerned about the U.S. economy than the French," Lagarde told me, citing the "structural de-leveraging" that is hitting a "world economy that had been driven by high U.S. consumption".
Traditional systems to monitor structural condition generally leverage cables to deliver the collected data from sensor nodes to a central processing station, suffering from high cost, long deployment time, and delays in processing.
Among the factors that lead him to take a negative posture are excessive leverage, structural unemployment, mounting housing problems and the refusal of banks to lend because they see accelerated writedowns of poor housing loans.
iSee is a software tool that allows users to leverage structural biology data by integrating data from many sources into a single data file and browser [8].
SConES is systematically better than its state-of-the-art comparison partners at leveraging structural information to retrieve the connected SNPs that were causal.
We propose to discover the triggering relations on network requests and leverage the structural information to identify stealthy malware activities that cannot be attributed to a legitimate cause.
Moreover, these high throughput structural determinations can be leveraged to define how polymorphisms affect assembly formations and activities.
Our method first leverages the structural properties of a semantic network in order to model arbitrary linguistic items through a unified probabilistic representation, and then compares the linguistic items in terms of their representations.
We also highlight advances in the discovery of small-molecule agr modulators and how the newly available biochemical and structural information might be leveraged for the design of next-generation therapeutics targeting the agr system.
