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Psychological: mental structures -- denial, desire, dissociation -- that enable us to filter, focus or ignore feelings, knowledge and perceptions.

Note that these weights enable us to filter the spectral components according to the human auditory system, because both the outer and middle ears act as band pass filters.

Our requirement of recurrent occurrence of motif combinations may enable us to filter a significant portion of false positives from our predictions.

This package enables us to filter the input data, to import the prior knowledge for specific group of genes or expression profiles, and to choose different searching models.

Further on, Gene ontology (GO) categories over-representation analysis enabled us to filter out enriched biological processes among the differentially expressed UniTags in chickpea roots and nodules under salt stress.

The availability of individual reads from the strains of interest allowed us to compare the B and O genomes in both the directions (e.g., reads from B mapped to the consensus sequence of O and vice versa), which enabled us to filter the results and identify hcSNPs that meet the quality criteria for both mapping directions.

The results have revealed, however, that the energy dependence for the SXT PSF cannot be easily estimated with the data obtained from one filter alone, which implies that the data analysis using multiple filters will enable us to determine the absolute amount of scattered component as well as the energy dependence of the SXT PSF.

Outlier analysis and other filtering techniques enable us to substantially improve the interpretability of the data.

Imagine what happens if our Twitter Follow cloud and its Track filtering enable us to nail up and down connections in real time over XMPP.

This additional genotyping therefore enables us to further filter the list of candidate variants from the resequencing study, and identifies multiple genetic variants associated with ear type and body mass within a reduced interval.

This type of profile (Fig. 4 ) enables us to effectively threshold the filtered data by using a value set to roughly a half of the ideal profile plateau (roughly −1.8 to 1.8, Fig. 4) for a certain scale.