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A 50 μl aliquot taken from each of 1 ml of sonicated, diluted chromatin before antibody incubation serves as the input, thus the signal from the input samples represents 5% of the total chromatin used in each ChIP.

Model uncertainties or disturbances are considered as additional inputs, thus the observer is designed in order that the error dynamics is input-to-state stable.

The postsynaptic Ca2+ response, which is known to be necessary for long-term potentiation (LTP) induction at this synapse, was localized to areas of the dendritic tree that correlated with the location of known synaptic inputs; thus the synaptically activated rise in postsynaptic calcium may confer the synapse specificity of LTP induction previously demonstrated.

While the inclusion of the harmonic terms can exclude the periodic influence caused by the environmental inputs, thus the prediction error can be better estimated and truly reflect the interaction between two processes.

Another advantage of QNU against MLP is the fact that the Jacobian matrix of QNU, that is, J, derived accordingly to (6), becomes merely function of inputs; thus the J of QNU becomes a constant for its all training epochs.

Entrenchment works well when both the relevant individual verbs and the target construction are reasonably frequent in the input, thus allowing the learner to rapidly build the inference that the two co-occur less often than would be expected, given the frequency of the verb and target construction independently.

For larger values of A in the nonlinearity moves above the horizontal axis (Figs. 15a2 and 15a3) during the ascending phase of the oscillatory input, thus changing the shape of the envelope-curve region (to a non-triangular polygon).

The complementary input thus represents the reverse preference of the visual feature.

It was verified that the results of the model simulate with excellent agreement the several Paris laws used as input, thus demonstrating the good performance of the method as a predictive tool.

By lesioning V1, it is possible to inactivate the cortico-tectal input, thus isolating the retino-tectal input.

Our technology differed in that we examined the entire dorsal surface of the joint and data were acquired and recorded without user input, thus reducing the chance for operator variability.