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2014
Abstract The taxonomy of "the potato", Solanum section Petota, encompassing both the wild relatives of the cultivated potato and the cultigen itself, has a long, convoluted history. This chapter briefly summarizes this history, describes the current state of affairs that is influenced heavily by the use of molecular data, and looks at future ...
van den Berg, R.G. +1 more
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Abstract The taxonomy of "the potato", Solanum section Petota, encompassing both the wild relatives of the cultivated potato and the cultigen itself, has a long, convoluted history. This chapter briefly summarizes this history, describes the current state of affairs that is influenced heavily by the use of molecular data, and looks at future ...
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Taxonomy and Molecular Taxonomy
2013Cryptosporidium parasites belong to the phylum Apicomplexa and possess features of both the coccidia and gregarines. Currently, 25 species of Cryptosporidium are recognized in fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. All 25 species have been confirmed by morphological, biological, and molecular data. Cryptosporidium duismarci and C.
Ryan, U., Xiao, L.
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Representation Learning of Taxonomies for Taxonomy Matching
2019Taxonomy matching aims to discover categories alignments between two taxonomies, which is an important operation of knowledge sharing task to benefit many applications. The existing methods for taxonomy matching mostly depend on string lexical features and domain-specific information.
Hailun Lin +3 more
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2007
An ideal taxonomy should be comprehensive and its categories should be mutually exclusive. Every item should have a particular place either on its own or with other items that resemble it. This is rarely, if ever, achievable in practice in medicine. The reasons for this are explained.
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An ideal taxonomy should be comprehensive and its categories should be mutually exclusive. Every item should have a particular place either on its own or with other items that resemble it. This is rarely, if ever, achievable in practice in medicine. The reasons for this are explained.
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The many faces of inheritance: a taxonomy of taxonomy
Computer, 1996One of the most important considerations in constructing object-oriented software is the methodology of inheritance: how to use this mechanism well. The paper presents a taxonomy comprising twelve kinds of inheritance usage grouped into three broad categories: model inheritance; software inheritance; and variation inheritance.
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Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1987
The Winter 1986 issue of IMAGE contained a timely and much needed critical analysis of NANDA Nursing Diagnosis Taxonomy I. In this article, Porter identifies the major problem of the NANDA Nursing Diagnosis Taxonomy I—its lack of logical consistency. However, her discussion of the problem reflects some general misunderstanding within nursing about the ...
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The Winter 1986 issue of IMAGE contained a timely and much needed critical analysis of NANDA Nursing Diagnosis Taxonomy I. In this article, Porter identifies the major problem of the NANDA Nursing Diagnosis Taxonomy I—its lack of logical consistency. However, her discussion of the problem reflects some general misunderstanding within nursing about the ...
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Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'06), 2006
RFID systems come in a myriad of forms, each catering to a specific need. However, a systematic classification to reduce the confusion of potential adopters, researchers and enthusiasts is still lacking. This article proposes and evaluates a taxonomy of various RFID systems currently available.
Taimur Hassan, Samir Chatterjee
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RFID systems come in a myriad of forms, each catering to a specific need. However, a systematic classification to reduce the confusion of potential adopters, researchers and enthusiasts is still lacking. This article proposes and evaluates a taxonomy of various RFID systems currently available.
Taimur Hassan, Samir Chatterjee
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European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 1994
The minimal standards for including a species in the genus Mycobacterium are i) acid-alcohol fastness, ii) the presence of mycolic acids containing 60-90 carbon atoms which are cleaved to C22 to C26 fatty acid methyl esters by pyrolysis, and iii) a guanine + cytosine content of the DNA of 61 to 71 mol %.
T M, Shinnick, R C, Good
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The minimal standards for including a species in the genus Mycobacterium are i) acid-alcohol fastness, ii) the presence of mycolic acids containing 60-90 carbon atoms which are cleaved to C22 to C26 fatty acid methyl esters by pyrolysis, and iii) a guanine + cytosine content of the DNA of 61 to 71 mol %.
T M, Shinnick, R C, Good
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1996
Fungi and the diseases that they produce have become an important part of patient care and management. Identification of these organisms can be difficult because of the need to know and discern fungal morphology and structure. This article reviews mycologic terms, describes and defines fungal structures, discusses fungal isolation techniques, and ...
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Fungi and the diseases that they produce have become an important part of patient care and management. Identification of these organisms can be difficult because of the need to know and discern fungal morphology and structure. This article reviews mycologic terms, describes and defines fungal structures, discusses fungal isolation techniques, and ...
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IEEE Transactions on Computers, 2004
The growing difference between processor and main memory cycle time demands the use of aggressive prefetch algorithms to reduce the effective memory access latency. However, prefetching can significantly increase memory traffic and unsuccessful prefetches may pollute the cache.
Viji Srinivasan +2 more
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The growing difference between processor and main memory cycle time demands the use of aggressive prefetch algorithms to reduce the effective memory access latency. However, prefetching can significantly increase memory traffic and unsuccessful prefetches may pollute the cache.
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