Over time, Baxter began mining New York's garment district for more distinctive patterns, opting for brazenly feminine materials like sequins, pinks, tassels and floral patterns.
In contrast, low parental SES showed more distinctive patterns across BMI z-score percentiles in adolescents.
However, subtle differences in the patterns of the two age groups occurred for specific variables: For maternal BMI and smoking in pregnancy, we observed more distinctive patterns with respect to quantile regression estimates at different BMI z-score percentiles in the group of younger children.
More profound differences may originate from a subset of genes that displayed more distinctive prominence-specific expression patterns (Figures 13D).
Ms. Hinman, the beauty editor of Glamour, says she prefers vintage Pucci to current styles because the retro patterns are more distinctive.
Secondly, we use the CNN to extract more distinctive features for those face and non-face patterns that have not been filtered by Adaboost.
A clear improvement in respect to a conventional widefield image appears evident: the background has been significantly reduced and the contour of the cells appears more distinctive, thus facilitating the generation of the holographic illumination pattern for uncaging experiments.
Moreover, the 16 lung cancer patients who had a distinctive pattern of mutations caused by smoking were more likely to respond than the presumed nonsmokers, who had fewer, different mutations, Chan's group reports online today in Science.
The Neanderthal dentition is also worn down in a distinctive pattern, with the front teeth usually worn down much more than the back teeth of the same individual (Keith 1913; Trinkaus 1983).
