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This approach can separate Hematoxylin and CD34-DAB stains into their optical density (OD) counterparts after a training procedure which involves pointing with the mouse pixels for each of the two stains.
Since we observed intra-group variation, we analyzed the data with the OPLS-DA multivariate approach, which can separate groups in the presence of large structured noise [26], [27].
Based on our genetic approach we can separate these transcripts from transcripts of stress-related pathways (which are part of the hypoxia response without NO synthesis/accumulation).
Brain parcellation and fiber clustering are two major approaches that can separate the neurons into different groups/ROIs, and construct the connectome [97].
A comparison of traditional (based on the island model) and coalescence-based analytical approaches that can separate overall genetic differentiation into reciprocal migration rates [ 33, 34] should be able to illuminate the roles of migration and drift in establishing patterns of genetic differentiation among populations [ 8].
Results using both synthetic data and real observations suggest that the ICA approach can successfully separate generalized, landscape-level cropping patterns using only available temporal measurements.
Although the output profiles for upregulating Rxn10 and Rxn45 are similar (as shown in Figure 7), the developed approach can still separate these two reactions, as shown by the difference in the similarity values (i.e., 0.979 for Rxn10 versus 0.832 for Rxn45).
The main advantage with this approach is that we can separate functionality from a device.
In addition, the person can separate different approaches such as genetics and genomics.
The approach can be separated into four steps: data collection, preprocessing, classifier training and disease comparison.
An entirely different approach to enhance system capacity and link throughput is to use imaging techniques, which can separate the optical signals impinging from different sources [14, 15].
