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There appear to be two mechanisms for motion-in-depth perception, one based on sensitivity to retinal disparity and the other based on a comparison of motion signals in the two eyes.

While the evidence for functional involvement of CD36 in Aβ signaling was strong, the evidence for CD47 binding was only inferred based on sensitivity to 4N1K, a thrombospondin-1-based peptide with both CD47-dependent and CD47-independent activities [45], [46].

Four physical and four biological soil indicators were selected based on sensitivity to management, relevance to functional soil processes, ease and cost of sampling, and cost of analysis.

One study suggests that mtDNA release is mediated by mitochondrial permeability transition (MPT) based on sensitivity to cyclosporine A, which is plausible if MPT is followed by osmotic swelling and mitochondrial rupture (Nakahira et al., 2011).

Comparison of methods to measure Yan-YFP noise based on sensitivity to window size.

The rationale for the selected test battery was based on sensitivity to ageing with healthy older adult populations (65 90 years), and hypothesized effects on the brain.

Based on sensitivities to SNVs and InDels, the relative rank of platform performance in the MIG and Common Target File were similar: ACE > SS > SSCR > WGS > NX > NG; whereas the relative rank of platform performance in the Union Target File was ACE > WGS > SS > SSCR > NG > NX.

The whole algorithm also implements several improvements to enhance a faster convergence, and adds a novel criterion to remove unimportant reactions, based on sensitivity analysis to kinetic parameters.

Finally, a hybrid optimization strategy integrating DICOPT and GA is developed for the resulting mixed-integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) model and, also, an interactive iteration method is adopted based on sensitivity analysis to guide the search toward a potential global optimum.

A limitation of the study by Watanabe et al. is that predictions were based on sensitivity analysis to probe model behavior that was not confirmed by clinical or preclinical data.

We developed an empirical approach to determine the "most efficient" definition of loss to follow-up based on sensitivity and specificity to predict a return to care in the subsequent year.