The conducted experiments indicate that the TARC-SD algorithm achieves higher network utilization and wider feasible scenarios compared to conventional time-invariant schemes.
In addition, a memory state feedback controller with input constraints yields less conservative sufficient conditions in terms of LMIs and allows for a wider feasible region of numerical optimization [13].
We show that methods, which exploit only genomic background, such as Genomic Control (GC) and GRAMMAR-GC using genomic kinship, are powerful and genome-wide feasible methods.
Compared with the Sanger method, the so-called next-generation sequencing technologies (of the second, third or even fourth generations) have drastically lowered its cost and increased its efficiency, making genome-wide and transcriptome-wide sequencing feasible.
Nonetheless, this possibility should always be considered, and adequate surgical exposure and technique must always be adopted to make a second procedure of wide resection feasible.
New developments in –omics technology including lipidomics, metabolomics and proteomics will make proteome wide approaches feasible in the near future and will boost research molecular epidemiologic research.
LocARNAscan's CPU requirements of O (nm L 2 ) make genome-wide scanning feasible.
In addition, advances in array technology and the growing list of sequenced microbial replicons make custom-design high-density arrays increasingly affordable and attractive for a multitude of organisms, and expression-based ncRNA discovery and transcription profiling on a genome-wide scale feasible.
Abbreviations: S, segregating sites; θ, Watterson's theta; π, Tajima's pi; D, Tajima's D. While contemporary high-throughput sequencing technologies make genome-wide studies feasible in both model and non-model species, whole-genome re-sequencing is usually still cost prohibitive.
