Our findings are coherent with prior research, 12 17 19 32–34 as well as a recent Delphi assessment of important attributes of drug alert systems to improve clinical utility.
This staining is coherent with prior reports using a variety of antibodies, including some highly selective for Aß or oligomeric assemblies, that found evidence of the accumulation of non-fibrillar Aß aggregates in these brain regions from as early as 3 months of age [ 10, 11].
As discussed earlier, the matched filter as a coherent detector requires prior knowledge about the PU's wave.
The Bayesian approach provides a coherent framework where prior information and uncertainties regarding unknown quantities can be combined to find an experimental design that optimizes the goals of the experiment.
The value of this recommendation cannot be over-emphasized in giving the student a sense of direction for preparing a clear and coherent project plan prior to seeking statistical advice on how to analyse their data.
In the case of MU, however, the choice of b as the threshold results in a framework which is coherent with the prior assumptions concerning the effect size β m, namely that the contribution of markers with effect sizes in the interval (− b, b) are negligible.
There is no coherent "setting of tasks" prior to the engagement in empirical research, and the results of empirical research are not knit into a broader theory that can have emancipatory intent.
Four elements (Ti, V, Co, and Ni) exhibit coherent variations with Pb prior to 5500 cal a B.P., and thus they were used to reconstruct the background level of Pb.
Energy detector (ED) is among the most popular sensing techniques; it is simple, non-coherent, and needs no prior knowledge about the PU's signal.
The Bayesian paradigm offers coherent tools to quantify the prior knowledge of experts.
The benefit of this strategy is that at the receiver side, coherent combining can be performed prior to data detection to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the link.
