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We previously implemented the CRISPR/Cas9 system to induce tissue-specific mutations in the tunicate Ciona.
We previously implemented a real-time eye blink detector that has been integrated in the car simulator [4].
We previously implemented a method called GQL for analyzing time course data that used graphical sliders to specify parameters of densities used in a HMM [ 5, 6].
It relies on cupSODA [ 24], a numerical integrator for ODEs that we previously implemented for the GPU architecture, based on the LSODA algorithm and capable of automatically translating a reaction-based model into a set of coupled ODEs.
We had previously implemented a real-time eye blink detector integrated in the car simulator [4].
We had previously implemented the Thoracic Oncology Program Database Project TOPDPP) database for our translational cancer research needs.
We have previously implemented known methods of evaluating these properties, and provided this as open source software (PAGAL).
As part of the GenomeZipper, we have previously implemented a module ' chromoWIZ' which was introduced to ease detection of syntenic regions for a yet unassembled genome and several sequenced and assembled genomes including Brachypodium [ 16], rice [ 21] and sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) [ 22].
As the choice of threshold for these bootstrap values has a significant influence on the outcomes of subsequent analysis, we compared two previously implemented confidence value thresholds of 50% [30] and 80% [40] using the reference set of 7,208 near full-length 16S rRNA genes from human fecal microbiota sequenced by Dethlefsen and colleagues [14].
The method described in [ 11], i.e. the Boolean single steady-state implementation, was previously implemented in a MATLAB toolbox, CellNOpt.
After the creation of QX1430, we performed an advanced intercross identical to the design previously implemented (Rockman and Kruglyak 2009), except we crossed animals at 20° to reduce temperature-sensitive sickness.
