The noise level in each measurement was examined by computing the coherence function, and only highly coherent measurements (providing phase and amplitude information with minimal contamination from unrelated noise) were used for analysis.
The top-down process is supported mainly by the fact that theta rhythmicity is similarly modulated by stimulus novelty in all brain areas, despite the highly variable coherence between them.
Since this study aims to provide a perspective on distinguishing the realization of coherence and also coherence in translation, a highly operational and plausible model of analysing textual coherence needs to be set up to make the results practical, comprehensive and reliable.
As the coherence highly depends on the size of the given gene set, we first employed a size-correction procedure (see Methods) which ensures that the different fractions of coherent isoforms, cores, attachments and MIPS complexes we determined are comparable.
Because this third factor lacked clear conceptual coherence, was highly correlated with the social influence factor, and had the least empirical justification (small eigenvalue), we opted to retain the two-factor solution.
These findings raised the possibilities for creating artificial versions of photosynthesis by using quantum coherence for making highly efficient solar cells and vastly improving computer processor speeds.
Using a mixed interpolation the model is implemented within a FEM Koiter analysis highly sensitive to the geometrical coherence of the formulation.
To report the prevalence of foveal retinal detachment without macular hole in a large number of highly myopic eyes using optical coherence tomography (OCT), and to clarify the demographic characteristics associated with foveal retinal detachment in these eyes.
Quantitatively, our coherence effects, although highly significant, are smaller than those reported in previous studies of LIP.
