Sentence examples for localization describes from inspiring English sources

While discrimination performance requires the differentiation between two stimuli, localization describes the ability to identify the correct position of one stimulus.

We found that similar to the interphase localization described above for moss, Myo8A-GFP localizes in tobacco to dynamic cortical particles.

The distinction between the ensemble average and the typical value is important in understanding the phenomenon of Anderson localization described previously [1 3] by using these two models.

As shown in Fig. 2B, we found a pronounced plasma membrane rim-like GFP signal, as well as apparently perinuclear staining which is similar to the localization described previously for GFP-tagged Ste2p [17].

The immunocytological localization described in this work provides further support for this idea.

In this context the observed changes in Cldn localization described in this study may be a result of multiple mechanisms including changes in Cldn phosphorylation.

A putative 3' box was also localized at 8 nt downstream from the coding region, which is close to the localization described by [ 54] for this box (9 nt downstream).

In the final step of the source localization, described below, DCM models using the winning source locations for each configuration and each time-window were estimated for each subject and Bayesian Model Selection (BMS; Penny et al. 2004; Stephan et al. 2009) was used to identify the most probable source configuration at the group level in each time-window.

The cytoplasmic localization described might be related to their binding to plasma membrane receptors such as the bone morphogenic protein type I receptors in the case of XIAP [ 32] or the tumour necrosis factor-receptor complexes in the case of c-IAP-1 and c-IAP-2.

A more detailed examination of the KT association of Ska3 revealed the corresponding signal to lie outside of the centromeric CREST signal, indicating that the KT-bound pool of Ska3 is situated at the outer plate of the KT, similar to the localizations described for Ska1 and Ska2 (Hanisch et al, 2006).

The celebrated scaling theory of localization [47] describes how the transition between the different diffusion regimes depend upon the size L, and dimension D, of the system, independent of the microscopic intricacies of the disorder.