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Each analysis defines an alternative method for evaluating a spatial cutoff frequency that determines the restoration efficiency, which practically limits the detection performance.

On the other hand, the spatial cutoff scale is reduced for 'better' parameters R0 = 3, R P = 0.1, ϕ = 0--as shown in Figure 6(c).

This figure shows the existence of a spatial cutoff above which mass vaccination causes excess total mortality for our baseline parameters in Figure 6(a).

Similar to the previous analysis, the spatial cutoff was 2 km, and the temporal threshold for environmental positive results was any time before, and up to, the time of human infection onset.

With this technique, high spatial frequency information that is higher than the spatial cutoff frequency of the microscope is filtered out and modulated to a low frequency region detectable by the microscope.

The high spatial frequency cutoff was defined as the spatial frequency higher than the peak that generated half-maximum response.

Similarly, the spatial frequency cutoff is ∼2.5 times higher for luminance than chromatic gratings (Fig. 5 b).

Because the spatial frequency cutoff is highest at the fovea, low spatial frequencies should suppress LFPs mostly at the center of vision.

Visual acuity is correlated with high spatial frequency cutoff of the luminance spatial contrast sensitivity function, and represents the highest spatial frequency that a subject sees at high contrast.

By performing this operation for several (usually 3) orientations of the excitation pattern, the spatial frequency cutoff can be extended, approximately isotropically, up to twice that of an equivalent imaging system employing uniform illumination [ 3, 4].

The spatial frequency cutoff is also correlated with the band-pass ratio measured with luminance gratings (Fig. 5 f, r = 0.59, P < 0.001) but not with blue/yellow (r = −0.33, P = 0.09) or red/green gratings (r = 0.10, P = 0.62).