Finally, column 4 was created by overlaying the image from the final time point measured (24 h) over the original wound (0 h) in order to create the difference in area (shown in blue) between the snapshots.
For studies with time series data, we used only the data from the final time period, and for studies that included data for more than one reproductive stage (e.g., flowers, fruits and seeds), we extracted data only from the most advanced stage (on the assumption that it was a better proxy for plant fitness).
Therefore, the final Bayesian network visualized from the final time point reflected the dynamic process encoded by the previous time step.
The image of the culture spot from the final time point is analyzed to determine the coordinates of an elliptical region that circumscribes the spot by summing the pixel intensities in each column and row.
In order to get the final static snapshot of the Bayesian network, the network was taken from the final time step, which takes into account the history of the dynamic process as encoded in the networks from previous time steps; recall, as outlined above, that VBSSMs are linearly time invariant.
And the ban-hammer has finally swung for the final time from Rodger Goodell, who had his final day in court, resulting in an appeals court upholding his ban of Tom Brady for the first four games of the 2016 NFL season.
After guiding the team to a cumulative 34 30 record over four seasons, he retired from coaching a final time in 2007.
The two men broke off their regular correspondence, but years later, in 1936, Kandinsky wrote from Paris one final time to Schoenberg, who had reconverted to Judaism and was living in exile in Los Angeles.
There were no significant changes in any of vital signs from baseline and final time for each patient.
Depth did not keep Hayes Pullard from jumping one final time to knock down a Hail Mary against Arizona Statee.
