Data analysis batch sequence

Within each of the three general approaches toward process synthesis, key decisions are made about the flowsheet design that have a bearing on the operability characteristics of the plant. For example, in a hierarchical procedure (Ref. 6) we will make decisions about whether the plant is batch or continuous, what types of reactors are used, how material is recycled, what methods and sequences of separation are employed, how much energy integration is involved, etc. In a thermodynamic pinch analysis, we typically start with some flowsheet information, but we must then decide what streams or units to include in the analysis, what level of utilities are involved, what thermodynamic targets are used, etc. In an optimization approach, we must decide the scope of the superstructure to use, what physical data to include, what constraints to apply, what disturbances or uncertainties to consider, what objective function to employ, etc (Ref. 7). 

Furthermore, two files were generated containing the amino acid sequences of 684 fly and 405 worm translation products in FASTA format identified in the above screen. Batch BLASTp analysis of the fly protein set versus the worm protein set and vice versa was performed using locally installed stand-alone BLAST program (59). Genes represented in both data sets, termed HRE relatives, are listed in Table 2 ( Both table). Selected results for the individual fly and worm data sets can be found in Table 3 ( Fly table ) and Table 4 ( Worm table ). The entire fly and worm data sets are available as supplementary information at http //bium.bwh.harvard.edu/ with entries categorized by function. 

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