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The benchmark presents challenging test cases simulating real problems faced when aligning multiple sequences, which are divided into different datasets.

The benchmark presented is based on the recent work of Khalilpour and Abbas (2011) (i.e. Ref. [1]).

Also, it improved 5 out of the 21 current best solutions reported in the literature and achieved the current best solutions for 14 of the remaining 16 problems in the benchmark presented by Reeves (1995).

The benchmarks presented in this paper are obtained in a single-node MongoDB setup and in a distributed MongoDB cluster consisting of nine nodes.

The benchmarks presented will enable interested developers to judge whether a fetchGWI type index structure could provide an efficient solution to a specific problem arising in a whole genome or transcriptome scan application.

The single-assay benchmark presents a more challenging set of series to be ordered; one of the best performing fingerprints (HashAP) only gets the answer close to correct for 1744 of the 4563 cases (38%%).

"Analyzing the benchmark" section presents some benchmark results of OSSperf and explains how to analyze them.

Based on the MSFR (Molten Salt Fast Reactor) benchmark presented within the framework of the EVOL project (Evaluation and Viability of Liquid Fuel Fast Reactor System, EU FP7) preliminary three-dimensional thermal hydraulic analyses will be presented and a scaled, segmented experimental mock-up of the MSFR will be introduced in this paper.

This is indeed what we see for the cell-cycle benchmark presented in Figure 4, with a precision of 84% at a Caipirini score of 0.5, and with higher Caipirini scores giving progressively better precision and fewer false positives.

The definition of the benchmark is presented briefly together with the benchmark specifications.

Sutherland et al. used several descriptor-based approaches to model the activity of the benchmark set (presented in Table 4 and 5) using partial least squares (PLS) [14].