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A normalized BOLD signal was also computed from each BOLD signal by dividing the amplitude at each time point by the maximum response amplitude (PEAK).
All the responses from an individual fly are normalized by the maximum response from that fly.
The responses of individual cells were normalized by the maximum response of the cell, and then averaged across cells at each distance.
To assess the correlation between calcium responses and chaining behavior with respect to IPI tuning, we calculated the Pearson correlation coefficient, r, between GCaMP and behavioral responses normalized by the maximum response value.
The estrogenic effect of a test chemical or extract on cell proliferation or luciferase activity was calculated as %RME2, a percentage of the maximum DNA/well (or the Relative Luminescence Unit, RLU) produced by the maximum response relative to 17β-estradiol (E2, positive control).
The optimum design of tuned liquid column damper (TLC D is usually performed by minimizing the maximum response of structure subjected to stochastic earthquake load without imposing any restrictions on the possible maximum oscillation of the liquid within the vertical column.
In practice, the modeled response time requirements are validated by observing the maximum response time of a task in different execution scenarios.
They propose a filter bank, denoted MR8, for which global rotation invariance is achieved by using the maximum response over six different orientations.
By recording only the maximum response across orientations, the number of responses is reduced to 8 (Varma and Zisserman, 2003).
An optimal alignment was confirmed by observation of the maximum response to repetitive light pulses at fixed intensity.
Figure 4A shows an example ILD function that exhibited a noise-induced increase in maximum response strength by 42.8% of the maximum response strength in the no-noise condition, while Fig. 4B shows an example ILD function that exhibited a noise-induced decrease in maximum response strength by 35.4% of the maximum response strength in the no-noise condition.
