When used for the evaluation of humoral immune responses in clinical malaria vaccine trials, these two commonly used methods may thus not be suitable to distinguish biologically functional high affinity antibody responses from irrelevant low-affinity cross-reactivities.
"But here in the studio, your brain is filtering them out as irrelevant at low volume.
Our productivity is irrelevant because low wages in other countries' make our products non-competitive no matter how productive or efficient we are.
Gravity is essentially irrelevant at low Reynolds number, and frictional forces differ greatly.
However, the error data of their ERP experiment showed differences between irrelevant (Catalan) low and high frequency words, which cannot be explained if the activation of Catalan words is completely blocked.
Paralleling the twin issues of a collaborator's motives and competence described by Shrum et al. (2001) this included both malicious action, such as 'scooping' research ideas or data by failing to give due credit to collaborating partners, but also poor scientific practice resulting in a partner providing late, irrelevant or low-quality data.
In an effort to overcome some of the mentioned difficulties, in the current study, we employed task-irrelevant unattended low-level stimuli to avoid excessive spread of sound-evoked activation.
Most side effects concerns of the past, such as dryness of the mouth or other organ malfunction, are irrelevant with this low-dose small volume approach.
In response to irrelevant emotional distractors, low harm-avoidant participants had relatively little emotion-related amygdala activity regardless of whether they maintained a specific or nonspecific attentional set.
It must be noted that this situation (sample clustering and relevant gene extraction) is difficult mainly due to three reasons [ 1]: the sparsity of the data (samples), the high dimensionality of the feature (gene) space, and the fact that many features are irrelevant or redundant (low signal-to-noise ratio).
Key assumptions of these theories are: (a) trust and distrust are mutually exclusive and opposite unidimensional conditions; that is, trust and distrust are polar opposites; (b) trust is good and distrust is bad; (c) the social context of trust and distrust is either irrelevant or of low consequence (Lewicki et al 1998).
