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Table 4. Part 2. What is Being Done to Promote ECOMM to SMEs Countries Q6. Measures to promote ECOMM Q7. Description of successful
"... In PAGE 4: ...able 3. Part 1 - Q5. Characteristics of SMEs as Impediments to use of ECOMM .............................. 36 Table4 .... In PAGE 38: ...38 Table4 . Part 2.... ..."
Table 4. Part 2. What is Being Done to Promote ECOMM to SMEs (continued) Countries Q6. Measures to promote ECOMM Q7. Description of successful
"... In PAGE 4: ...able 3. Part 1 - Q5. Characteristics of SMEs as Impediments to use of ECOMM .............................. 36 Table4 .... In PAGE 37: ...37 Table4 . Part 2.... ..."
Table 2.13. Foundation for intelligent physical agents (FIPA) specifications. The FIPA is a non-profit association. Its goal is to promote the success of emerging agent- based applications, services and equipment. This goal is pursued by making available n a timely manner, internationally agreed specifications that maximise interoperability across agent-based applications, services and equipment. http://www.fipa.org. Agent Manage-
Table 3: Ranking of CRP Binding Sites in E.coli Promoters by the Computed Score
2001
"... In PAGE 8: ... (1998), covering 400 base pairs upstream and 50 base pairs downstream from annotated ORFs. Table3 summarizes the scores for 20 known CRP binding sites in the 15 promoter regions. The predictions are less successful than in the previous example, but still, the scores of more than 50% of the sites studied fall within the five highest ranks.... ..."
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Table 3: Ranking of CRP Binding Sites in E.coli Promoters by the Computed Score
2001
"... In PAGE 8: ... (1998), covering 400 base pairs upstream and 50 base pairs downstream from annotated ORFs. Table3 summarizes the scores for 20 known CRP binding sites in the 15 promoter regions. The predictions are less successful than in the previous example, but still, the scores of more than 50% of the sites studied fall within the five highest ranks.... ..."
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Table 1 : Success and Alternative Factor
2006
"... In PAGE 2: ... There are personal satisfaction with individual uses of contents and organizational satisfaction expressing organizations apos; satisfaction with contents [8][6]. Success factors and alternatives listed above are presented in Table1 below. Table 1 : Success and Alternative Factor ... In PAGE 6: ... In this study, we calculated 8 success factors and 35 alternatives. If the alternatives in Table 14 are calculated in Table 5 as in Table1 3, the general priority of success factors are determined. However, if the consistency index among the alternative exceeds 0.... In PAGE 7: ... In addition, transaction and user satisfaction are important factors, and the lateness of contents and privacy were also extracted as important factors. Through the calculation of importance in Table1 4, individualization was found to be the most important alternative in the application function, and contents management and promotion were also found important. Figure 6 shows the result of calculation in Table 14.... ..."
Table 4. Program accuracy
2004
"... In PAGE 5: ... In order to check the prediction accuracy, a sample of 100 sequences was taken from EPD, comprising equal number of randomly chosen promoter and intron sequences. The results shown in Table4 clearly indicate that the prediction accuracy of our software is relatively very high in comparison with other tools. CONCLUSION The successful prediction of promoters with high accuracy using time series descriptors clearly indicates that, the novel method has a promise as an approach, for successful Eukaryotic promoter prediction.... ..."
Table 24. IP promotion
1999
"... In PAGE 13: ...able 23. Activities by region: universities................................................................................................................. 21 Table24 .... ..."
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