This result suggests that some subsystems, such as localization in host and secretion of host interaction proteins, are substantially more informative and suitable for our learning task (Additional file 6b).
However, these approaches are quite complicated and can achieve substantially lower genomic coverage, making these technologies more suitable for validating findings than for initial discovery [30].
In general, disease-specific instruments have been reported substantially more responsive than generic instruments and may be therefore more suitable to assess the disease impact on HRQL [ 11, 12].
An optimized combination of these types of membranes substantially improves the performances of MDC, making the system more suitable for real applications.
According to the model, they could become more suitable only if the climate becomes substantially wetter, but even then high temperatures likely would prohibit sustained transmission.
With such a classifier, substantially more accurate and spatial temporally consistent multi-temporal land cover products are possible that are suitable for the detailed study of land cover change.
The MCC ranges from -1 (all predictions incorrect) to +1 (all predictions correct) and is suitable for summarizing overall prediction performance in our case where there are substantially more viable than lethal gene deletions.
When asked why longer articles will cost more to publish online, the F1000 spokesperson noted that for studies with more graphs and tables "there is substantially more work in checking we have the underlying data, and then dealing with that data (checking format, labeling, suitable storage, etc).." Wrangling peer reviewers for longer articles is also more difficult, she notes.
As a naturally occurring metal that is substantially more abundant than uranium, its most common isotopic form, thorium-232, can be converted by irradiation to uranium-233, which is suitable for use in nuclear fuels.
"We deserve substantially more.
Many will receive substantially more money.
