However, when display size increased to two items, patients showed an extinction-specific pattern of enhanced RT costs for nontargets that induced a partial shape grouping on the right, i.e., in the attended hemifield (relative to the ungrouped baseline).
The evolutionary history of the APOBEC3 genes involves expansion, divergence, selection and extinction of specific A3 copies [ 80].
In this study, changes in Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes were noted across the division, i.e. they were not due to blooms or extinction of specific organisms.
Although assisted evolution might incur fewer risks than the assisted migration of novel species in a region, it still needs to be considered carefully, as it could lead to the extinction of specific local genotypes without sufficient foresight.
Threat status deals with issues related to the probability of extinction of specific populations and various criteria and guidelines are available for assessing status (e.g., Allendorf et al. 1997; International Union for the Conservation of Nature 2010).
A laminar diffusion burner was combined with an infrared spectrograph and gravimetric measurements to determine the mass specific extinction coefficient, σs, and the dimensionless extinction coefficient, Ke.
To eliminate concerns about specificity of the phage antibodies we utilized the cell-type specific extinction of PrPc in granulocyte differentiation that can be recapitulated in vitro by all-trans retinoic acid (ATRA) treatment of HL-60 cells [ 13].
The magnitude of the specific extinction spectra of Cyt c and Cytaa3 is approximately half the magnitude of the specific extinction spectra of HbO2 and Hb whereas the magnitude of the first differential of the extinction spectra of Cyt c and Cytaa3 are approximately equal to that of HbO2 and twice that of Hb.
This is illustrated in Fig. 1 which compares the specific extinction spectra of HbO2, Hb, Cyt c and Cytaa3 and the first differential of the specific extinction spectra.
Effective specific extinction (e*) was used to characterize their masking ability.
The absorption coefficient of a compound, in the former equation, is a product of the concentration of the compound and the specific extinction coefficient of the compound.
