The final referral score therefore represents how many of the information points in the template were actually articulated in the referral.
Such an approach was also reported by several authors, for example Yilmaz, Mosbach, and Haupt [ 53] who investigated how much template was actually needed to create a sufficient number of binding sites.
Despite their widespread implementation, little previous research has examined how templates are actually used in practice.
The deliberate indirection sets the film's template: Oscar is actually an actor — albeit one who plays his roles and performs his scripted action in actual settings in and around Paris.
It is also notable that a single sweep of the noisy stimulus template (5 s length) is actually consisted of hundreds of excitatory and inhibitory conductance transients, therefore the stimulated neuron experiences a rich and variable input unlike in experiments with DC current injection.
However, transcription differs from replication in that for any gene, only one of the DNA strands, the 3′ → 5′ strand, is actually used as a template.
It is actually a deposition process that involves the coating of a material on template surface using a chemical agent without applying electric current.
This is actually useful to organizations, such as the Boy Scouts of America, which wants to share templates for chapters over the nation to launch as their platform.
Third, with the KL distance, template compression further improved the performance over MLTS, where by using 20% template representatives, phone accuracy was actually improved by 0.06% over the case of using all templates (from 74.26% to 74.32%).
All Rosetta decoys created at UCSC during CASP6 were built using templates of known protein structures, so many of these sheet pokes in Rosetta decoys are actually template regions that are copied directly from real proteins.
