Rapid onset relational memory effects are evident in eye movement behavior, but not in hippocampal amnesia.
In the analysis of Figure 3, crosstalk overcorrection was strong and evident by eye.
In Figure 9, the crosstalk stripes are not as evident by eye, but circular 2D-SSA is still effective for separating signal from the gene of interest (Kr) from the striped reference marker.
We empirically defined a clustering radius so that the algorithm tended to group Logos that had the same most-frequent bases at aligned positions (i.e., the "same" motifs, as evident by eye).
The addition of F− to a solution of probe 1 in tetrahydrofuran resulted in evident naked-eye color change from green-yellow to orange-red under daylight and obvious fluorescence quenching within 3 s.
It is therefore evident that eye-position signal has not a simple, monotonic effect on the cell reaching activity.
The median CI value of 1.66 indicated that an overcorrection was achieved, which was especially evident in eyes with preoperative cylinder of ≤ 0.50 D (see Table 5).
This is especially evident in eyes with a preoperative refractive cylinder of 0.25 D, which is further evidenced by a median CI of 2.13, which strongly indicates astigmatic overcorrection.
Recently, we showed that full astigmatic correction of low myopic astigmatism tended to result in astigmatic overcorrection [ 4], and that this was especially evident in eyes with a preoperative refractive cylinder of ≤ 0.50 D. However, the focus of that analysis was on eyes with only moderate to high myopia.
Notably, because the stimuli did not appear in the exact same screen position (a small amount of spatial jitter was added; see Methods) and the eyes were surrounded by a constantly changing CFS mask, it was not evident that sequential eye stimuli were actually identical.
