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Specifically we investigated whether an association exists between the 5' nucleotide of the tag, and either the final concentrations of the amplified products (ng/µl) or the percent of sequence discrepancies/incorrect templates among the sequences.

There are good examples of CDS types that fit the workflow of users, with order sets and templates among the best.

From that it is possible to pick the best matching template among the candidates.

After the best template was determined, fold consistency within the template candidates was considered using TM-score and SCOP database to select additional template structures among the template library.

The crystalline quality of the PSS template is among the most important parameters in determining the performance of inverted ZnO PhC in optical applications.

The current implementation uses blastn [20] to identify the longest template sequence among the top-ten matches (TZ DeSantis, personal communication).

The percentage of Ura+ transformants that were Ade+ was reduced in the mph1 Δ mutant and template switching among the Ade+ events was also decreased, consistent with the need for Mph1 to dismantle the D-loop for template switching.

These results on the standard deviations of the location errors mean that the precision of the proposed framework using the BSE-filtered templates was highest among the three templates.

Other standardized template forms for various disease processes are already available through societies such as the Radiological Society of North America's initiative on Structured Reporting Templates, among others.

It shares templates among end users and System Integrators.

To resolve existing technologies problems, we designed the TM server which had a mechanism of roll back/roll forward in case of abnormal failure of stack operations, shared templates among end users and System Integrators, extracted templates from existing environments and reflected actual environment change to stack information.