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Using the DWT-based method, the proper spike amplitude at T3 is better retrieved than with 2T-TMD but remains inferior to results obtained with CCA and CoM2.

The 2nd transitions were generally better retrieved than the 1st transitions of the word-triplets, both in forward and in backward retrieval which replicates previous studies [35].

Then, olfactory memories established after the first week of the adult worker (e.g. 9 12 days of age) could be better retrieved after an appropriate input of early stimulation.

Moreover, the results from CABS-flex and MD can complement each other in the sense that the flexibility of some protein regions may be better retrieved by one of these methods, while the remaining part by the other one.

Upon immunohistochemical analysis, we found that the TPPP antigen was better retrieved by first boiling in citrate buffer in a microwave and then immersing it into formic acid for five minutes, than by treating it with either one of these procedures only.

Thus, GO terms that have >10 assignments in the knowledge base were better retrieved by the ML classifier, with R20 reaching to 0.68, compared with 0.32 for the TB classifier; these GO terms represent 78% of the gold standard this means 78% of the GO assignments in GOA and give its overall superiority to the ML classifier over the TB.

In order to better retrieve coseismic gravitational signals, we apply a northern gravity gradient approach with the filter of spatial averaging and without destriping.

In fact, it would almost be preferable to see Kifi baked into Twitter itself, improving Twitter's own search functionality by giving it a way to better retrieve the links users tweet by better understanding the content they contain.

Despite the development of more sophisticated 3D similarity approaches [11, 12] and machine learning methods such as random forests, naïve Bayesian classifiers, and support vector machines, 2D similarity search continues to be the focus of virtual screening research to better retrieve compounds of desired bioactivities or physical properties [13 17].

Conditioned odors evoke enhanced glomerular activity and modify spatiotemporal response patterns, which would underlie long-term olfactory memory for the early-experienced odor, but also for learning-induced modifications that persist in the brain, allowing bees to better retrieve the information they have acquired a few days before.

She does better retrieving a ball from an indoor pool, a task that continues to engage her after three dozen tosses.