Moreover, taking them into account for DTF computation may affect the discrimination power of the obtained feature space.
Although smoking may change exhaled volatile substances [ 49], it was also shown that it did not affect the discrimination potential of exhaled volatile compound profile to detect lung cancer [ 7, 23].
Then, the principle of maneuver discrimination using the ISAR images is explored, and some important factors affecting the discrimination performance are discussed.
Remarkably, the possibility that the timing of neural novelty signals might be affected if the discrimination of novel and familiar items is rewarded has not yet been tested.
Similarly, it is found that lesions in CA1 do not affect the spatial discrimination ability of animals (Gilbert et al., 2001).
Here, we report that selective lesions of the NAc core and shell did not affect the reversal of a spatial discrimination in rats, suggesting that neither sub-region is critically involved in this form of behavioural flexibility.
The current molecular marker technologies have characteristics which additionally affect the level of genome coverage, their discrimination ability, reproducibility and technical and time demand.
RNase H2 seen at temperatures below 60°C would affect the efficiency of rhPCR or mismatch discrimination, amplification reactions were repeated with the SMAD7 rs4939827-specific blocked-cleavable primers at annealing temperatures of 55°C or 50°C (see Table S2 in Additional file 8).
Duration of homelessness, as expected, did not affect the likelihood of reporting race/ethnicity-based discrimination.
Therefore a spatial and temporal identification of the infarct core as well as the discrimination of differently affected perilesional areas is a prerequisite for studies that want to correlate the extent of neuroprotection or the variability of post-ischemic gene regulation with a defined degree of injury.
