Also iLOV has an unfolding force distribution that lies in a similar range as the Coh Doc complex dissociation single and double peaks, allowing for effective biasing of the iLOV unfolding force distributions by the inherent stability difference between single and double event peaks.
In this test, simulation results suggest that generalized features might be more effective in bias control.
By using our improved transfer matrix method of Airy functions, quasi-bound level dependence upon carrier effective masses, bias, well width, barrier width and height has been investigated systematically for several biased/unbiased double/triple-barrier quantum well structures.
However, the lowest effective guard bias increases from 2 V for the linear geometry to 7 V for the geometry including a turn.
As a public institution, the agencies should be willing to examine whether their methods are effective and/or biased, he said.
However, when the frontal signal is effective in biasing competition within the parietal module, each time fixation arrives at a particular location the novelty of surrounding stimuli (given by scan path "history", and recorded here in our scene-based novelty map) will be different and will lead to a different outcome, with more novel locations being favoured in the parietal competition.
Another caveat is that the common characteristics of the population also will occur in the fossil record if there are no effective sampling biases [ 21].
The model assumes if a treatment fails, a second course will be effective, thus biasing the results toward a relatively ineffective first-line treatment.
Although based on a null effect, this pattern could suggest that semantic information such as object categories is not effective in biasing attention, in contrast to the robust guidance from visual features.
A site-by-site analysis confirms that visual cortical microstimulation is less effective at biasing perceptual choices in trials with large expected reward compared to trials with small expected reward.
