This study demonstrates the usability of the fresh banana stem for efficient and high methane production after simply applying a minimal size reduction.
We chose relatively conservative criteria by correcting for serial correlations, performing corrections for multiple comparisons, and by applying a minimal cluster size of 25 mm3.
To accommodate for shifted and overlapping probes because of re-mapping, we further applied a minimal length cutoff of 220 nt and a gap penalty of 30 nt between two probes.
For the GATK and SAMtools dataset, we also applied a minimal threshold on the genotype quality score (GQ ≥ 10).
We made simultaneous whole-cell recordings from 2 neighboring L4 cells and applied a minimal stimulation protocol to determine whether the same axon contacted each cell.
Again, we opt to apply a minimal amount of randomness rather than placing them on the exact ideal position for the same reasons explained earlier (Fig. 9).
We applied a minimal vesicle state model, similar to Weis et al. (1999), and extended this with a time dependent description of the sucrose action on the release rate constant to describe these release kinetics at various sucrose concentrations.
We apply a minimal correction approach and use the following ansatz: (4) v s X | μ = 1 N ∑ i = 1 N X i − X ― 2 + v 0 μ = N − 1 N v X + 1 N v ― EE μ.
For Sharpness, apply a minimal amount of sharpness, before you see a halo around the subject.
And then apply a minimal amount of color by coloring her lips and eyes.
