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Before data analysis, all images were filtered using a FFT band-pass filter (high frequency threshold, 2 pixels; low frequency threshold, 20 pixels) using ImageJ (W. S. Rasband, ImageJ, U.S. National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/,1997 2005) to facilitate the automatic detection of single-molecule signals.

Similarly, Gescheider et al, 1994 [ 26] demonstrated age related changes in detection thresholds for high frequency vibrations at the thenar eminence (low frequency thresholds were not reported in this paper).

Ranu and Singh propose a scalable approach, called GraphSig, that is capable of mining discriminative subgraphs with a low-frequency threshold [44].

Our experiments show that these algorithms cannot scale beyond some hundreds of nodes in a data tree with low-frequency thresholds.

Our estimate for the low-frequency end of the 10-dB bandwidth of aye-ayes appears robust given the close agreement between two individuals for all low-frequency thresholds (0.2 1.6 dB difference, depending on frequency), and the very steep incline for frequencies ≤ 1 kHz (already > 30 dB above the threshold of best sensitivity at 1 kHz).

The argument of Claim 1, which does not depend on a SNIC or low frequency near threshold, then goes through, giving linear adaptive current and linear f–I for large (g_{z}).

Both SNPs have low minor allele frequencies (rs9567638 = 0.02, rs17601960 = 0.036), and reduce (i.e., improve) the low frequency hearing threshold.

Verrillo [ 14] found a deterioration of detection thresholds at the thenar eminence for high frequency vibration, but no change in low frequency detection thresholds, with aging.

Overlap of positions masked by our method with curated TEs in REcat exceeded 93% at lowest absolute frequency threshold and reached a maximum of 99.85% over the most repetitive regions (threshold ≥ 4.00).

In our results, measurement of both high and low frequency vibration detection thresholds on proximal body sites also indicated a progressive deterioration with aging.

This was in agreement with the hearing loss being more pronounced for high frequency sounds (40 dB mean threshold elevation) than for low frequency sounds (20 dB mean threshold elevation) (see Fig 4A).