While half of the patterns were reasonably well separated, the other half was inseparable (Fig. 2a).
Over the course of 240 trials, the 15 control subjects and 4 amnesic patients got faster at finding the target T. Half of the patterns were generated randomly and were unique.
Make the pattern as small as half of the hole pattern.
By way of comparison, the gene expression profiles of an equivalent number of genes selected at random are shown in the lower half of the figure and in general, the pattern seen for the DNA‐dependent DNA replication genes is not observed for other genes.
The number of support vectors learned by the SVM classifier is equal to approximately half of the training patterns.
During the latter half of the 1990s, patterns of serosorting and strategic positioning were evident in HIV-positive MSM in San Francisco and New York, even though the samples excluded the most successful seroadapters those who reported no unprotected intercourse with negative or unknown-status partners [22].
Although upon addition of salts, most of the residues with HSQC peaks shifts are located over the N-terminal half of the protein, the patterns of the chemical shift changes are very diverse for salts whose anions are located on the left side of the Hofmeister series, while they are largely uniform for those anions that are on the right side of the series including NaCl and NaSCN.
Since both the structure and illumination are of rotational symmetry, only half of the intensity distribution pattern and the structure of the NRPL are shown.
Experiments that dated back to the 1920s indicated that in the ventral half of the spinal cord the pattern of neuronal generation is directed by cues emanating from the floor plate, a population of cells that reside at the ventral midline of the neural tube, and the notochord (reviewed in Placzek et al, 1991).
The preponderance of males at low temperatures also coincides with the left half of pattern 2. Therefore, this pattern sometimes has been also erroneously assigned to species such as the sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) (Table 1), where growth-dependent sex differentiation occurs [36].
