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Simple clinical tools should be applied to exclude these diagnoses and avoid CT whenever possible.
Thus, if relativity theory excludes superluminal signaling, the argument from superluminal signaling may also be applied to exclude the possibility of some relativistic outcome-dependent theories.
In reciprocal space, a band-pass filter can be applied to exclude low-frequency components related to background variations over distances greater than the maximum extent of the particle and high-frequency components beyond the resolution of the analysis.
Because no current ROH identification software takes care of adjacent heterozygous SNPs, careful visual inspection of ROH segments should be applied to exclude spurious ROH called by the software.
It is applied to exclude all impossible matches between the hot and cold streams within the HEN superstructure due to the operating limitations of exchanger types.
For the pre-screening procedure, the indicator bromocresol green, which is sensitive to pH but cannot alter the growth of microorganisms on the culture plate, was applied to exclude most of the negative mutants.
Furthermore, a global minimum threshold was applied to exclude all measured pressures less than 0.12 N/mm2 (corresponding to 0.2 N/sensel) in order to isolate patellar-trochlear contact with the thin-film pressure sensor.
Due to the number of possible combinations growing exponentially with the number of molecular fragments, a modified Rule-of-Five is applied to exclude those compounds that do not satisfy drug-likeness criteria.
Based on these metrics, filtering (Additional file 2: Table S4) and subsequent removal of the corresponding ligand co-ordinates (Washing, Fig. 1) are applied to exclude ligand positions dissociated from their starting binding positions.
To minimize noise, a filter was applied to exclude IRGs that were not regulated in this study.
Strict screening was applied to exclude subjects with either dementia or mild cognitive impairment, and older subjects were also matched closely to young in terms of education.
