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Presence and absence are the only two categories that GARP uses to separate grid cells and the presence of more than one point in a grid cell could create inflated accuracy metrics if points from the same grid cells are used to test whether or not GARP predicted a grid cell accurately.

Mounted on the plunger (Fig.  2), a load cell accurately measured the force on the resin beads (±30 mN).

One of the problems with STS is that the data in one cell alone may be insufficient to determine the individual parameters for that particular cell accurately, i.e. that the uncertainty in each of the individual parameters are unacceptably high [ 11].

Researchers also found that changes in the number of circulating cancer cells accurately reflected changes in the size of patients' tumors during treatment.

Specifically, a robust segmentation method is developed to delineate cells accurately using Gaussian-based hierarchical voting and repulsive balloon model.

These results demonstrate that GFP− and GFP+ cells accurately reflect the presence of expansions and contractions, making this assay especially well suited to detect expansions and contractions quickly within a chromosomal environment.

This study adds to others suggesting that heart muscle cells made from skin cells accurately incorporate the minute details of diseases that afflict those from whom the skin cells were derived.

With this novel Cath E activation approach, it is possible to detect pancreatic cancer cells accurately and specifically impair their viability, while sparing normal cells.

The ability to build cellular structures in three dimensions and deposit small numbers of cells accurately has potential application to tissue engineering.

ProM2 Class II MHC Monomers are pre-biotinylated and can be readily made into MHC tetramers that allow the detection of single antigen-specific CD4+ T cells accurately by flow cytometry.

The ratio of green to white cells accurately reflected the GFP expression observed by histology (Fig. 1C).