Using GO enrichment analysis, only the enriched terms are displayed, thus avoiding the display of general terms, such as "cellular component" or "metabolic process", which are of limited use because many transcripts and proteins can be mapped to them.
Since the segmentation method is completely unsupervised and not input-dependent, the two resulting distributions will be slightly different from subject to subject in terms of count rate, thus avoiding the need to specify a priori information or threshold values that could be subject-specific or scanner-specific.
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Accordingly, the therapeutic relevance of Treg could be in maintaining remission after induction of remission with conventional immunosuppressive drugs, thereby enabling a dose reduction, or even discontinuation of these drugs, and thus, avoiding long-term drug-related side effects and toxicities.
The version of GO used in this study dated from October, 2008, and was parsed for each of the species, thus avoiding several problems: Excluding terms annotated as obsolete and terms that no have relation with Mycoplasma such as: GO 0000004.
The Hamiltonian formulation of particle algorithms is done in terms of fields instead of potentials, thus avoiding solving Poisson's equation.
Both methods eliminate the pressure term as part of the formulation, thus avoiding fractional-step time integration.
She suggested a similar distinction be made between the "young woman" ("jeune femme") and more senior "madame," thus avoiding "mademoiselle," a term that harkens to notions of female subjugation, she said.
The calculations to evaluate the nonlinear terms are all performed in Fourier space, thus avoiding aliasing and other problems associated with collocation and Fourier transforms.
Mutual information (Fig. 6) was then analyzed aiming at building a model whose descriptors are independent in terms of the numerical information they provide, thus avoiding redundancy.
