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"Everybody's idea of a Phase 0, or virtual, trial is different," says Amin Rostami-Hodjegan, pharmacologist at the University of Sheffield in the UK.

Figure 6 is the same as Fig. 5 except for a different orbital phase of the virtual Arase.

Readers may refer Ebihara and Tanaka (2015a, b, 2016) for detailed sequence of the substorm (Fig. 2). Figure 6 is the same as Fig. 5 except for a different orbital phase of the virtual Arase.

Each phase of a virtual committee extended over a nineteen-day period as compared to a three-hour face-to-face meeting (see Table 2 for the sequence of activities).

This was repeated 240 times with phase continuity between successive on-states (i.e. by adjusting amplitude, but not phase, of a virtual sine-wave spanning the whole stimulation session).

In the first phase of this virtual screening experiment, a binary classification machine learning model was trained and selected based on maximal 'precision' to classify 'active' spectrophores from 'inactive' ones (in order to limit the number of false positives, 'precision' was chosen as a model evaluation parameter).

This multiclass model was used in the second phase of the virtual screening experiment to assign the most likely pharmacological target label to each of the 'active' compounds that were selected during the first phase.

In the first iteration, there is no information of the phase of the virtual signal, so its interference to the desired user is set to be 0. In other words, the SUD is employed for the detection of the desired user in the first iteration.

If the first phase of the information age celebrated an assortment of virtual realities, the next phase may be all about using technology to reconstitute the body that it never quite succeeded in allowing us to transcend.

The BBC's move signals recognition of the importance of access diversification, and heralds a new phase of public awareness of social virtual worlds.

The long, phase-discontinuous condition (LongDis) (Fig. 1B.3) was identical to LongCo, except that phase-continuity was disrupted across single tACS-epochs by introducing a phase shift of 0°, 90°, 180°, or 270° to the virtual sine wave during off-periods (approximately equal probability) with respect to the previous on-period, thus initiating tACS at a different phase angle.