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Table 2 Doppler blind zone comparison of two methods The degree of range ambiguity SMI RBCNS 3 18 4.25 5 20 4.75.
While the speckles themselves appear to be only randomly associated with sites of transcription, and are demonstrated to be transient in the living cell by photobleaching methods, the degree of AR-AR or AR-coregulator interactions determined by FRET suggest they represent complexes at an ill-defined level of maturation (relevant to activation potential).
Methods: The degree of EA and carotid artery stenosis was evaluated in 510 individuals by using a simple slide test and image analysis.
Using MT network degree analysis (see methods), the degree of genes regulated by miRNAs was negatively correlated (r = -0.564 with p = 0.018 based on Pearson's correlation) with their evolutionary rate (dN/dS).
The authors' propose an alternative method; the degree of retail concentration.
In literature, tools employed to establish the existence of solutions of impulsive differential equations include fixed point theorems, the upper and lower solutions method, the degree theory, critical point theory and variational methods.
At that time, questions were raised concerning the choice of smoothing method, the degree of smoothing, and parametric versus nonparametric methods.
For the penalized likelihood method, the degree of autocorrelation within lineages was estimated using cross-validation, and the smoothing parameter λ defined accordingly.
In the relaxation dispersion method, the degree of dispersion is governed by the population of each species, the difference in chemical shift of each resonance in each state and the rates of their interconversion [ 33].
Using this method, the degree of overlap calculated between the Golgi markers themselves (GM130 and TGN46, which are in reality completely segregated in the cis-Golgi and the TGN, respectively) is about 30%.
One of the methods is the degree-hours method (Method 1) that is the simplest and most intuitive way of estimating the annual energy consumption of a building.
