The different origins of the background events in coincident time-of-flight-energy histograms have been studied and explained.
As the viral fitness measured in this study was relative to that of the pathogenic reference strain HIV-1MBC925, fitnescoresres for test strains were calculated relative to HIV-1 DNA production by HIV-1MBC925 from coincident time points.
Within the logic unit, the rising edges of the input pulses are used to trigger an 8-ns pulse in channel A and a 4-ns pulse in channel B. The coincident time window is therefore 12 ns.
NMDA-spikes are regenerative events, caused by AMPA mediated synaptic releases when the releases are both near coincident in time and spatially co-located on the dendrite [6 8].
Peak clipping technologies are those which cause a reduction in coincident demand at the time of system peak.
Thus, expression of tBRD-1 and first spermatogenesis defects in homozygous tbrd-1 mutants do not coincident in time.
The events that gave rise to these lineages most likely occurred during the Pleistocene and were near-coincident in time.
IceCube researchers sifted through data on 307 GRBs from two periods in 2008 and 2009 when IceCube was still under construction, looking for records of muon trails coincident in time and space with GRBs.
Thresholds over the ocean have been computed by comparing PMD detection results with the ERS2 Along Track Scanning Radiometer 2 (ATSR2) cloud masks, being ATSR2 measurements coincident in time and space with GOME ones.
While the activation of microglia and the subsequent degeneration of synapses are coincident in time and space, the association may not be a causative one.
High-altitude echolocation surveys show that Tadarida feeding calls are coincident in time and altitude with these migrating insect populations [ 16].
