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Unlike the previous method validation experiments described above, added substrate concentrations were similar to what has been measured in this environment.

When some of the InChI components can be omitted, it is appropriate to use the ChsI/X↔Y method, which – unlike the previous method – ignores the protonation of the entity, because the protonation cannot be unambiguously interpreted in a multicomponent InChI identifier.

Our method successfully constrains photons on weak discontinuities unlike the previous method which allows them to diffuse away.

In our method, unlike the previous method, the list of all the variants is not the same between all the individuals.

Unlike the previous methods perform well only with high quality holograms, our method is effective for both high and low quality holograms.

Unlike the previous methods, there have been techniques that relied only on real power measurements (easier and cheaper technology).

Unlike the previous methods, this work proposes an automatic and online approach, named automatic setting similarity threshold (ASTS), capable of estimating the most suitable similarity threshold value in accordance with the silhouette coefficient for individual searches, without any previous knowledge of the collection.

Second, unlike the previous methods, which only yield the putative SNPs, regSNPs identifies SNPs as well as the transcription factors which are most likely to influence the phenotype.

However, unlike the previous methods, only regions within one tissue is our goal for the segmentation (i.e. inhomogeneous fat tissue may be divided into several regions).

Unlike the previous methods, both methods incorporate term weights based on the information content (IC) of a term t (Resnik, 1995): Here, N t is the number of proteins annotated with term t and N the total number of proteins in our study.

Unlike all the previous methods, the proposed method reduces the calculation time by solving the center of the whole body (e.g., the torso) for managing the redundancy of the whole body well with a machine learning technique.