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Reference data are provided for the maximum correlation of the measured BOLD-signal time course to the applied reference function (rmax), for the maximum relative signal change (dS%), cluster size and Euklidian coordinates of Broca and Wernicke activation and of the anatomical homologues in the right hemispheres.
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Using histone modification signal to approximate nucleosome position, as in Kundaje et al. [ 7], we see that sites in every cluster have highly variable position of the signal maximum relative to the future GR binding site, that many sites demonstrate well-positioned and phased nucleosomes prior to GR binding, and that signal is again asymmetric.
In both studies, quantitative analysis revealed nearly identical signal intensity/time (SI/T) curves with no differences noted in terms of maximal relative signal drop, full width half maximum or signal-to-noise ratio of the concentration curve at maximum concentration.
Accordingly, maximum relative enhancement, Ecalc, was calculated as the percentage increase of signal intensity {[ SImax – SIprecontrast)/SIprecontrast] × 100} (5) between these T1 values.
Calculated values of maximum relative enhancement, Ecalc, are displayed in Table 2 and confirm that signal is approximately proportional to FA.
In the following, the parameter estimation problem is analyzed by calculating the maximum relative curvatures and by plotting the confidence regions (19) and (20) for different signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs).
Purified iron and many magnetic alloys have maximum relative permeabilities of 100,000 or more.
However, authors reported a maximum relative error for Eqs.
The maximum relative delay is denoted as δmax.
Fig. 13 Maximum relative error vs. threshold angle plot.
a Variation of the maximum relative enhancement at baseline.
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