In terms of the sensory "gating" perspective [11], [12], one possible explanation is that the central nervous system modulates its use of sensory information in real-time, as a function of the relevance of the afferent cue.
We hypothesise that CHW motivation will increase as a function of the relevance of the CHW social identity to CHWs and the resulting identification of CHWs with that collective [ 34, 48].
AP can be defined using the following equation: (6) where i is the rank, corr is a binary function for the relevance of a given rank and P@i is the precision at a given cutoff rank.
On the basis of sensing relevancies, an energy efficient visual monitoring mechanism was presented by each source sensor [15], which would be a function of the monitoring relevance of the node for the application.
The performance of the animals was a function of the task-relevance of the fragments.
TEA offers attractive advantages over mercury as a reversible and less toxic blocker for AQP1 channels in experimental analyses of water channel function; however, the relevance of TEA as a blocker for AQP1 channels outside the Xenopus expression system has not been examined previously.
Moreover, the behavior of the end-to-end delay is similar to the latency variation as a function of the zone of relevance shown in Fig. 3, where large distances do not significantly affect the end-to-end delay; these characteristics show DRG to be a stable protocol, because it maintains a high performance for an incremental variation of the nodes density and the size of the zone of relevance.
The choice was done as a function of the more clinical relevance.
When applying the model to CHWs it proposes that CHW satisfaction with their role and motivation to exert effort on behalf of the CHW programme is a function of the salience or relevance of the CHW social identity to CHWs and resulting identification with that collective.
The isoforms showing the greatest difference between young and old tendon groups in our study (for example, COL1A1, COL3A1, and ADAM12) are recognised as some of the most important proteins for tendon function and the relevance of these isoforms requires further investigation.
The engagement of the amPFC and the PCC as a function of personal relevance reflects the retrieval, coordination and integration of such multidimensional and relationally complex information.
