This paper describes a detailed validation of the set-up in a controlled experiment before presenting the first in vivo use of the device in a porcine minimally invasive surgical procedure.
Before presenting the experimental results, we first introduced our experiment design: evaluation metrics and experimental settings in our study.
Despite this histological analysis was the last step in our experiment, it is worth to show how the ablation patterns look like before presenting the multiphoton results.
Before we present the experiments P2, P3, and P4, we describe Send oracles which an active adversary A uses.
Before presenting experiment results, overall convergence characteristics of six algorithms is presented using 3D convergence surface as shown in Fig. 5.
Before presenting a novel experiment that addresses this question, we review some previous empirical tests of the structural model approach (and the CH model in particular).
Example stimuli, with disparity separations of 7 and 120 arc min, were presented before the experiment to ensure that the participants understood these criteria.
For example, to be almost certain (95% confidence interval 0.96 1.00, maximum-likelihood estimate 1.00) that a positive result comes, at least in part, from DNA present before the experiment began, we need to analyze at least five samples and controls, even if all samples and no negative controls yield positive results.
A list of kanji characters was presented once before the experiment, to confirm the meanings of the words, but it was not presented again during the testing.
