Sentence examples for complete retrieval of from inspiring English sources
Whereas the DG is postulated to engage in pattern separation, whereby similar information is recognized as not being the same, the CA3 region engages in pattern completion, whereby incoming information leads to the complete retrieval of a stored representation, should that information have contributed previously to the creation of a memory (Lee et al. 2004; Goodrich-Hunsaker et al. 2008).
The conditions necessary for complete retrieval of extracted Ag are determined.
This reduction of fluorescence could be rescued partially by extraction with high concentration of salt or incubation with DNase I, and a combination of both treatments resulted in a nearly complete retrieval of lamin A/C fluorescence.
Nonetheless, the virtually complete retrieval of a genome from a single Prochlorococcus cell confirms that generating draft-quality, if not completely closed, genomes is an achievable goal for single-cell genomics.
The final success rate of complete retrieval of stones was 92.7%.
However, complete retrieval of such information may not be straightforward, for two reasons.
Looking at the curves related to the velocity of mule around 10 Km/h, we observe that Georoy can complete the retrieval of a resource during the proximity time when the number of SPs is lower than or equal to 49; in Bamboo, instead, the delivery can be satisfied when the number of SPs is lower than 81.
Face-to-face interviews would limit a complete data retrieval of patients' clinical comorbidities and drug treatment history.
Although the chemokines and chemokine receptors identified in sea lamprey and elephant shark provide a crucial guide for our argument, their sequenced genomes are still far from complete to enable retrieval of a complete set of genes encoded by these species.
The complete process for retrieval of position and access information of dots/diacritics is presented in Algorithm 1.
This paper presents a novel compact shape descriptor designed specifically for content-based retrieval of complete or nearly complete 3D vessel replicas.
