This may indicate that attentional processes (i.e. selective attention) are important to produce and identify a correct solution, but on the other hand excessive amount of selective attention could overload the information processing capabilities and cause impaired performance.
The objective of our study was to evaluate the pattern of sexual hormone production to identify a correct replacement therapy.
The above example illustrates that GPE can be used to effectively identify a correct target candidate among a large list of incorrect glycopeptides.
This was verified by browsing the terminology for the concept as well as by inability of the mapping engine to identify a correct match.
Considering that in many applications it is important to identify the correct family for a domain query with a very high precision, we calculate how often each of the methods tested is able to identify a correct member of the homology/topology level in the first position of the list.
In both E. coli and S. enterica, it was possible to identify a correct mutant by screening fewer than a dozen colonies when the selection cassette contained a double terminator element, whereas it was necessary to screen forty colonies to find a correct mutant when the selection cassette contained a single terminator element (Table 3).
In particular, Parker et al. (2012) investigated students' explanations of the source of plant biomass and found that students were less likely to identify a correct source of matter in a constructed-response version of a question as compared with a multiple-choice question.
An appropriate choice of truncating level enables us to identify a correct model while the final estimates still keep the same shrinkage property as ridge [ 33– 35], and 20 grid points equally spaced in logarithmic scale from 0.01 to 0.001 were considered for a.
For each HLA locus, a diplotype is decided as follows: If there is no allele that passes the threshold, then it is considered that there are not enough reads to identify a correct HLA type, and hence no allele is called.
When it is required to detect 90% of possible peaks from raw spectrum data, the wavelet-based method will result in 65% false positives, which suggests that each time wavelet-based method identifies a correct peak, it will produce approximately two false alarm results (65%/(1−65%)≈2).
