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An enzymatic biosensing system has been developed to study the capability of ascorbate oxidase (AOx), EC (1.10.3.3), in hydrogen sulfide (H2S) detection, based on the inhibition of AOx activity.
The removal of the watermark is not considered in this work, since the aim is to study the capability of detection of our neural approach of any manipulation over the carrier image.
The Commission has put out to tender a project to study the capability of MOOCs to improve web skills in Europe, for EUR 90,000.
Our aim was to study the capability of MSCs to produce extracellular matrix components, type 1 and 3 collagens, when exposed to serum of septic patients in an experimental in vitro sepsis model.
In this work, we propose a unified theoretical framework to study the capability of any objective function to detect each of the sources as a local maximum (or minimum) in the space of coefficients.
To study the capability of the presented method, genetic algorithm crossover elitist preservation mechanism (CEPGA), it has been tested on a set of different protein ligand complexes from RCSB protein data bank (PDB) (http://www.rcsb.org/pdb) (Berman et al. 2002) and compared to GA, LGA, SODOCK, and ABC.
Glass transition temperature data of ionic liquids (ILs) are analyzed to study the capabilities of artificial neural networks to correlate and predict this property.
The objective of this work is to study the capabilities of support vector machines for approximating the complex control law arising from model predictive control of a hybrid MIMO-system.
Flux balance analysis is becoming a well developed and frequently used theoretical tool to study the capabilities of large stoichiometric networks [ 1].
In this manuscript we now study the capabilities of GGMs to recover metabolic pathway reactions solely from measured metabolite concentrations.
It will be of future interest to study the positioning capability of synthetic high-affinity nucleosome positioning signals in other contexts and model systems.
