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We classified observed phase velocities dispersion curves at the sites according to the geological units.
So we further classified observed synapses into three common morphology types, as shown in Figure 3.
Additionally, participants with autism took part in a biological motion perception task in which they classified observed movements as 'natural' or 'unnatural'unnatural
Open-field behavior was recorded for 5 min by a video camera positioned above the apparatus during the dark phase (21 30 23:00 hr) under a low white light; responses were automatically analyzed by a computer-assisted system, which classified observed behavior as locomotion, rearing, or "other" behaviors.
A novel feature of the data included in this report is that we are able to classify observed CNVs into two groups based on their absence or presence in one of the parents.
Given a set of variations, it is common to classify observed variants as common or rare.
This even holds for the perturbation graph alone indicating that an appropriate thresholding strategy for classifying observed changes as relevant or not delivers large amounts of meaningful information.
The aim of tree-based DNA species delimitation is to classify observed branching time intervals defined by nodes in a clock-constrained phylogeny as either being the result of inter-specific (diversification) or intraspecific (coalescent) processes of lineage branching [ 41].
Furthermore, the extent to which the kinematic profile of movement differed from the norm correlated with the tendency to classify observed biological, but not non-biological, movements as unnatural.
The performance of health workers in classifying observed children for each main symptom is shown in table 3. Of 112 children assessed as having a severe classification or a danger sign by the IMCI expert, 52 (46.4% CI: 35.5%–57.7%) were also given a severe classification by the health worker.
Here, the role of biomarkers is to improve resolution in classifying observed disease occurrence by providing factors that are more explicitly causative or explanatory.
