Sentence examples for decoding studies from inspiring English sources

Decoding studies have primary focused on if it is possible to restore the stimulus image sequence from the neuronal response.

Decoding studies often focus on endpoint trajectories, leaving the controls of the limb to determine optimal joint positions and velocities by inverse kinematics.

We have detailed information about the encoding of motor parameters in motor cortex and neural data from this structure have been the focus of the majority of decoding studies that are relevant for BMI applications [1], [3] [7].

The remaining of previous research related to our study can be divided into information and decoding studies.

In this perspective, initial LFP decoding studies were not especially encouraging [11], [12], however more recent publications have shown that it was possible to decode information about motor responses from LFP in premotor [13], motor [14], [15] and posterior parietal cortex [16].

Exceptions include, for example, the DeCODE studies in Iceland (www.decode.com) and the EPIC (European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition) cohort (http://epic.iarc.fr).

Both the GIANT and deCODE studies also acknowledge that their results lend credence to the hypothesis that rare or unique alleles with strong or intermediate effects could account for the majority of one individual's predisposition to obesity.

And although a single word has yet to be decoded, recent studies have shown distinct vocabularies coinciding with the manuscript's division into sections, like "herbal" and "astronomical," so that certain words found with plant illustrations do not appear near astronomical diagrams, and vice versa — exactly what you'd expect from a meaningful text organized by topic.

But scientific knowledge is a blessing too, and the results of the Decode study should not be ignored.

Kathryn Parsons of Decoded studied ancient Greek and Latin before turning to code, while Robyn Exton of Geek Girl Meetup, who was also on the course, studied geography.

In a Nature commentary that accompanied the Decode study, Kondrashov raised the spectre of an inevitable "decline in the mean fitness of the population".