We have developed a prototype of DCMS based on the PostgreSQL system and experiments using real MS data and workload show that DCMS significantly outperforms existing MS software systems.
The authors performed validation of the system through experiments using a subjective voting process, as well as numerical experiments, in a large set of images (greater than 300 images).
Section 3 describes the results of its application in some observing system simulation experiments, using magnetic resonance images for estimates of the tumor population density with two different models of the growth dynamics, to establish proof of principle of their utility for potential clinical application.
A series of full-scale system-level experiments using a two-story steel braced-frame structure was conducted at the University of Nevada, Reno Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation site in order to better understand the seismic performance of integrated ceiling-piping-partition systems.
Prior to the experiments with these heteroligand systems, similar experiments using solutions of binary parent species had been performed under the same conditions by both methods used in the present study: pH-potentiometry and UV/Vis spectrophotometry.
The observed colony delay phenotype of ΔdPGM provided a system for complementation experiments using expression constructs carrying heterologous PGM genes.
All these hypotheses could be addressed in the medaka system; for example, experiments using various tank mates, the eyeless or xanthophore mutants other than ci [ 35, 36], diet (carotenoid) restriction, or SLR knockout.
To optimize the system, initial experiments used biotinylated complementary sense-strand probes to develop a titration curve to examine the sensitivity of the assay.
The system validation experiments used diameters ranging from 0.5 µm to 10 µm (refractive index n = 1.59, Polyscience, Inc., Warrington, PA) diluted by distilled water (refractive index n = 1.33).
Dr. Rothberg also helped start RainDance Technologies, which makes a system for performing lab experiments using minuscule amounts of material, and ClariFI, a company founded by his nephew that sells software for hedge funds.
