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The data from each transducer (representing each finger) were summed, passed through a dual pass 4th order Butterworth filter with a low-pass cutoff of 14 Hz, and differentiated to yield grip force rate and load force rate.
Moreover, the signatures of injected HP MRI contrast agents and their metabolites can be spectrally differentiated to yield additional molecular information, an advantage that has already been exploited in clinical trials for prostate cancer.
The movement-time data for each movement were determined and differentiated to yield velocity and acceleration using a method described previously [ 32].
We believe that this observation together with the expression of crest specific markers can explains the commitment of our differentiated hNPs to yield a high proportion of peripherin expressing neurons following a total of 10 weeks in culture.
This was differentiated to give the rate of damage evolution.
The first of two comparisons was between undifferentiated and differentiated E11.5 NS cultures, to yield those proteins expressed by proliferative, neurogenic cells, over those proteins more highly expressed in differentiated, postmitotic cells.
To obtain x ^ k, the function (10) is differentiated for x k to yield ∇ x k C k = ∂ ∂ x k z k - H k x k T F k z k - H k x k (11).
Histological investigation further revealed that partway differentiated epithelial layers tend to yield over high TEER output (Fig. 3b).
Choosing projects that yield short-term revenue based on easily available data sets is unlikely to yield a differentiated, valuable application.
For these studies, we multiplied the proportion of caliciviruses detected in each study by the mean proportion of caliciviruses that were NoV among studies that differentiated between NoVs and sapoviruses to yield the estimated NoV prevalence in each study.
This is accomplished by re-oxidation in the presence of air, to yield generation/surface chemistry differentiated cross-over products which may be isolated by preparative thin layer or column chromatography.
