Sentence examples for input able to from inspiring English sources
We used a neodymium Laser (Nd: YAP) stimulator (79 119 mJ/mm, 5 ms, 4 mm, Aδ input) able to elicit pinprick sensation activated by Aδ-fibres and warm sensation carried by C-fibres (38.2 63.7 mJ/mm, 10 ms, 10 mm, C input).
It is observed that SVMs or SVM-DA with limited meteorological variables as inputs able to forecast SWDI at most of the in-situ stations up to 1 2-week lead time.
Especially in the context of tinnitus treatment studies, controlling for somatosensory stimulation seems to be critical since somatosensory input is able to modulate tinnitus sensation [ 1].
A lack of turnover effects in the Albeck model means that even an insignificant pro-apoptotic input is able to accumulate, without degradation, until the cell eventually dies (Bagci et al., 2006; Eissing et al., 2004).
"Visual inputs are able to use a pathway from the auditory thalamus to the amygdala to induce a learned behavior in rewired mice," Sur said.
"Suzuki with Indian labor and Indian inputs was able to achieve roughly 50percentt of the productivity of the advanced auto industry in their home country," Mr. Lewis said in an interview.
The result also shows that, for the encoding configuration given in this article, the packet-layer model taking packet header information and encoder configuration information as inputs is able to estimate video quality with enough accuracy for practical use.
The ANN model with the five SNPs as inputs was able to predict 83% of the validation set correctly and 17% of the data incorrectly.
This input should be able to choose between the two MUX inputs, ALU and MEM, which means that its value depends on which instruction is executing.
One possible improvement is to extend the MIDI input to be able to answer questions in relative pitch training.
We need their input to be able to make sure it works for everyone," said Michal Morgan, general manager of business operations for the T.S.A. Final action on the proposal is not expected before late spring.
