If a combined signal - where the fragments are prolonged to a biologically relevant length, e.g. size of sonicated fragments - is desired, an additional file containing the combined signal is created with a prolongation length defined by the user.
Tumour length defined by an FDG SUV of 2.5 had a better correlation with tumour length defined by endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) than computed tomography-defined tumour length.
When one of those coordinates is at the zero bias origin, the hyperbolic length defined by βL has a straightforward probabilistic interpretation that also applies to any pair of points in the disk.
The last part of the output contains a list of PSSMs with average information content and length defined by the user.
The speed of adaptation can be controlled by the asymptotic memory length, defined by [7, 25].
Finally, the Si wafer with grooves, electrodes, and graphene was bonded to a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) layer, which had a fluidic channel of 100 μm in height, 1.5 mm in width, and 20 mm in length defined by replica molding.
This means that for single fiber measurements, the transport length, defined by the inverse of the reduced scattering coefficient, must be an order of magnitude greater than the collection length to be independent of PF effects.
Let a i be a leaf in A i (i=1, 2, 3, 4) that is closest to e with respect to the path length (defined by the edge weights).
The PIPE method relies on the observation that a significant quantity of PCR products have incompletely polymerized strands, leaving single-stranded 5' overhangs of various length defined by the variable 3' end points of the complementary strands [ 15].
Internodal lengths defined by Schwann cells in hindlimb nerves, for example, can undergo a 4-fold increase during mouse development, and regenerated nerves have internodes that are uniformly short [ 4, 5].
