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Table 3 : Sequences Size Computed by the Heuristics; Sequences

in Enhancing Transposition Performance
by Anabela Simoes, Ernesto Costa
"... In PAGE 6: ... However, sequences of 3 and 4 bits (included in the computed interval) allowed the GA to get results very close to the best. Table3 resumes all the intervals obtained by the heuristics and the proper flanking sequences size. 6.... ..."

Table 1: Sequencing primers used for sequencing of FT

in The Effects of Demographic History and Selection on Patterns of
by unknown authors 2005
"... In PAGE 6: ...loning. Cloning of the product was performed according to standard lab procedures. A primer walking approach was applied to sequencing. Sequence was initially obtained using vector specific primers (M13F and M13R, Table1 ), and new primers were designed on previously obtained sequence. Five sets of new primers were required.... ..."

Table 2 : Sequences Size Computed by the Heuristics; Sequences

in Enhancing Transposition Performance
by Anabela Borges Simes
"... In PAGE 6: ... However, sequences of 3, 4 and 5 bits (included in the computed interval) allowed the GA to reach results very close to the best one. Table2 resumes all the intervals obtained by the heuristics and the appropriate flanking sequences size which lead to the best score. In the last column we indicate the sequence size responsible for results near the optimal.... ..."

Table 2 : Sequences Size Computed by the Heuristics; Sequences

in Enhancing Transposition Performance
by Anabela Simoes, Ernesto Costa
"... In PAGE 6: ... However, sequences of 3, 4 and 5 bits (included in the computed interval) allowed the GA to reach results very close to the best one. Table2 resumes all the intervals obtained by the heuristics and the appropriate flanking sequences size which lead to the best score. In the last column we indicate the sequence size responsible for results near the optimal.... ..."

Table 3: Replacing Thumb Sequence by ARM Sequence.

in Enhancing the Performance of 16-bit Code Using Augmenting Instructions
by Arvind Krishnaswamy, Rajiv Gupta 2003
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Table 1. Sequences that are designed by the sequence generator [10]

in Version space learning with DNA molecules
by Hee-woong Lim, Hae-man Jang, Young-gyu Chai, Suk-in Yoo, Byoung-tak Zhang 2003
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Table 3.1. Sequence Sequence without with

in Some String Problems in Computational Biology
by J. Kevin Lanctot, C○j. Kevin Lanctot 2000
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Table 1; this sequence is sequence A104184 in [1].

in Motzkin Numbers of Higher Rank: Generating Function and Explicit Expression
by Toufik Mansour, Matthias Schork, Yidong Sun
"... In PAGE 8: ... Table1 : The first few values of the non-colored Motzkin numbers of rank two. The above example shows that the general case (where the weights are not restricted to 1) seems to be extremely complicated (see Theorem 3.... ..."

Table 2 Kimura 2-parameter distances expressed as percentage base substitutions for selected parts of the dataset

in A sequence database for the identification of ectomycorrhizal basidiomycetes by phylogenetic analysis
by T. D. Bruns, T. M. Szaro, M. Gardes, K. W. Cullings, J. J. Pan, D. L. Taylor, T. R. Horton, A. Kretzer, M. Garbelotto, Y. Li 1998
"... In PAGE 7: ... This apparent contradiction is true because the unknowns we encountered and tested turned out to be members of groups that were well sampled and strongly supported by phylogenetic analyses. The strong support is due to the fact that very few sequence differences occur within most major mycorrhizal lineages sampled, while sequence variation between these groups and other taxa is moder- ate to large ( Table2 ). Indeed, many closely related species and genera have identical or nearly identical sequences in this region.... In PAGE 12: ... To access internal confidence we have used bootstrap analysis (Felsenstein 1985), but this may not be necessary to use each time a new unknown is ana- lysed. From the analyses we report here it seems safe to say that placements of unknowns will be strongly sup- ported within any of the groups listed in Table2 if their sequence differences from other members of the group fall within the range listed. The suilloid group is a minor exception; placements into this group are likely to be only moderately supported by bootstrap but, as discussed above, are very likely to be correct.... ..."
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Table 5: Fragment of training sequences for sentence simulation

in Finding structure in time
by Jeffrey L. Elman 1990
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