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Action potentials were discriminated with a window discriminator (Bak Electronics, Mount Airy, MD, USA).
Neuronal discharge was discriminated with a dual time amplitude window discriminator and digitized together with eye position and target position signals at 500 Hz using a 16-bit A/D board.
In the testing process, the outputs by this unified network are discriminated with a threshold value to produce the ultimate prediction for the face verification task.
In this larger experiment, we confirmed that humans could perceive differences between the odors from the WT and -PPO samples and that these differences were discriminated with a considerably better performance by the group tested with oxidized samples.
Metastasised and non-metastasised seminoma can be completely discriminated with a combination of two small RNAs.
By combining three independent variables from our multivariate model, the outcome of the CRC could be discriminated with a factor of more than 10 (Fig. 3).
In the same mode, the ice and the open water can be successfully discriminated with an overall accuracy of 100% using the sigma nought backscattering coefficients σRH∘ and σRR∘ in addition to the two previous compact polarimetric parameters.
The allele-specific fluorescence was discriminated with an ABI PRISM 7900 Sequence Detection Systems (Applied Biosystems).
With this cutoff score, COAD tumor samples could be discriminated with an overall accuracy of 98% (correlation 0.96 and AUC 0.99) using an average number of 107 top positive and 128 lowest negative genes.
If a single frame is presented for a long period with a large gap separating it from the previous frame, the subject can carefully observe each frame and then discriminate with a shorter RT.
We report that a panel of endothelial and angiogenic biomarkers is able to discriminate, with a high degree of accuracy, children with retinopathy-confirmed CM (CM-R) from those with uncomplicated infection (UM) or with non-malarial febrile illness and altered consciousness (CNS controls) (Fig. 2. Table 3&4).
