By employing outcome minimization concurrently with GP and ESO, it can be shown that plans that meet, or come close to meeting, required system criteria can be efficiently created.
They saw that only in this way would a constellation of innovative healthtech apps be efficiently created — while they themselves can immediately generate revenue, achieve scalable commercial relevance and rise with the rising tide of the underlying crops of app-layer companies.
Filesystem snapshots allow an image of a UFS filesystem at an instant in time to be efficiently created.
We found that ATR depletion leads to an increased rate of SCE in the cells treated with HU for 18 hr when DSBs are efficiently created.
The higher degree of the primer degeneracy and the low annealing temperature allow the LAD primer to bind to the target sequence with a higher probability, thus more target LTR sequence regions were efficiently created [ 23].
Consequently, we sought to develop a relational database infrastructure that (1) integrated proteomic, genomic and imaging data; (2) was easily and efficiently created, used and adapted with little to no need for coding and (3) could be acquired by collaborators at negligible cost.
Water is a common impurity and needs to be removed if meta-stable Helium is to be created efficiently.
(His partner, Maria Riccetto, was efficiently bland).
Recent advances in the MOOSE (Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment) framework have enabled a new approach: multiple domain-specific applications, all built on the same software framework, are efficiently linked to create a cohesive application.
In the field of nutrition, data reduction methods can be used for three general purposes: for descriptive analysis in which large sets of variables are efficiently summarized, to create variables to be used in subsequent analysis and hypothesis testing, and in questionnaire development.
S-doped Sb2O3 can be efficiently excited to create holes in VB and electrons in conduction band (CB) under visible light irradiation.
