In the multivariate analysis the global signal average for each of the 2 conditions was subtracted (e.g., Serences et al. 2009; Misaki et al. 2010), while this procedure was performed separately for each session in order to prevent information leakage in course of cross-validation procedure.
It became clear during the project that the concept of recycling in iterative methods, that is, the reuse of information that was already computed for other frequencies or in the course of an optimization procedure is not well-enough understood.
On the other hand post-labelling can be employed [28,29,31,60], where the biomolecule is labelled in the course of an analytical procedure (immunological reactions).
The ethics committee at Massachusetts General Hospital waived the need for patient consent and specifically approved the human subjects provisions protocol, as the samples obtained were anonymous and would have otherwise been discarded as medical waste in the course of a medically warranted procedure.
In 32 (32.3 %) patients, the procedure was performed in course of artificial reproduction technique (ART) workout, which according to data from literature increases the chances of ART success [16, 17].
In addition, some recordings were made simultaneously from the RVOT and base of the LV. Figure 1 B, bottom, illustrates typical peak and trough BEG data obtained in the course of a programmed electrical stimulation procedure.
As all required specimens are taken in the course of routine diagnostic procedures, additional assays, but no additional blood samples are necessary.
If the arrest occurs in the course of criminal procedure, the purpose of the restraint is to hold the person for answer to a criminal charge or to prevent him from committing an offense.
In the course of this procedure all wrongly classified objects (widehat{x}_i subset widehat{G}^{l}_{2}) are identified.
The biggest problems with image quality that arise in the course of this procedure are related to the reconstruction of the far (partially hidden) half of the face (Fig. 2).
