Using appropriate graph theoretical measures, we show that although very dense (66%), the interareal network has strong structural specificity.
Continuing our phone-based measures, we show in Figure 11 a correlation plot for individual phone average power.
Using graph theoretic measures we show that the properties of the Right Inferior Frontal Gyrus and the Right Inferior Parietal lobe dynamically change with the task.
For these measures, we show that any two nonparallel spin configurations around the maximum energy are asymptotically orthogonal to each other.
By developing upper bounds on the distance measures, we show that the CS-based cryptosystem can be computationally secure in terms of the indistinguishability, as long as the keystream length for each encryption is sufficiently large with low compression and sparsity ratios.
Using the channel capacity and outage capacity as performance measures, we show that the DDG of the BF system directly increases the average signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the wireless link, thus achieving a direct increase of the ergodic channel capacity.
Using five different similarity measures, we show that our model significantly improves the classification accuracy over the current composition- and alignment-based models, when predicting the taxonomic lineage for both short viral sequence fragments and complete viral sequences.
Here, using a modelling approach parameterized with the best available epidemiological data for the French 2009 H1N1 season, and taking into account the behaviour of patients with ILI and implementation of control measures, we show that substantial pre-exposure immunity to 2009 H1N1 -- 36% in younger adults and 85% in the elderly -- would be necessary to fit the observed incidence rates.
Therefore, even though the ADA HbA1c diagnostic criteria have a lower sensitivity for diagnosis of prediabetes when compared with glycemic measures, we show in this study that these criteria are consistent with greater metabolic risk (lower clamp DI, oral DI, and insulinogenic index) using sensitive metabolic assessments.
Although vaccination is a well-established influenza preventive measure, we showed that its effectiveness during a pandemic depends greatly on the capacity to produce, distribute, and dispense vaccine in a timely manner.
