Next, the utility of the Transition Interface Sampling was examined as the method was recently shown to be effective for predicting the rate of dislocation-precipitate interactions.
The accuracy of 2D PE wear measurement by the EGS-RSA method was recently shown to be in very good agreement with the true wear (Stilling et al. 2009b).
A composite average of the 2 items provided a score of days per week that the adolescents had accumulated 60 minutes of MVPA, this method has recently shown moderate to large correlations with objective accelerometer data (0.20-0.51) adolescentslescents [ 45].
While a worldwide distribution of fungi was at one time believed to be the rule, the application of molecular genetic methods has recently shown that most of these globally distributed taxa actually consist of several allopatric cryptic species.
In our experiments, we find that phase is not generally stable, and we instead compute the variance of the OCT amplitude, a method which was recently shown to give comparable results to phase variance methods for blood flow imaging [ 39].
One method that has recently shown promise in modifying appraisals of intrusive memories is computerised cognitive bias modification (CBM).
Therefore, we utilized a single-molecule method that was recently shown to be an excellent tool for observing the different folds of the G-quadruplex.
Data were analyzed using the combinatorics and optimization-based method of LAD, recently shown to provide highly accurate diagnostic and prognostic systems in cardiology, cancer proteomics, hematology, pulmonology, and other disciplines.
> We compared our results against Quake, which is a cutoff threshold-based method that was recently shown to have superior performance on normal (multi-cell) sequencing data (Kelley et al., 2010).
The mechanism of action for most of these drugs is unknown although, using computational methods we have recently shown that the antimalarials and SERMs may share some pharmacophore features which may be important to infer a potential common target or targets.
