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The simulation results showed that a neural network's spiking rates at different input frequencies were more distinguishable than that of a single neuron.
However, the MRPs of all the second domains reveal a pattern of three approximately right-angled triangles and the pattern is much more distinguishable than those of the first domains (Fig. 1).
The magnitude of the lipid metabolism effect of raloxifene was more distinguishable than that of SG.
In general, the probes with evenly distributed mismatches were more distinguishable than those with randomly distributed mismatches.
In general, the results demonstrated that the probes with evenly distributed mismatches were more distinguishable than those with randomly distributed mismatches.
A dark target on a light background (negative contrast) is detected sooner and with more distinguishable detail than a light target on a dark background (positive contrast) with the same absolute value of minimum luminance difference [12].
A comparison between the pairs of residues Asn vs Lys, Asp vs Glu and Gln vs His (the first two nucleotides of the SCs lacking C at the second position are the same in each pair) showed that the frequencies of NNCs and NNTs had more distinguishable alteration than NNGs and NNAs, respectively.
In conclusion, our results suggest that both the EQ-5D and CCQ instrument can be valid in measuring HRQoL in patients with COPD in Korea and that the severity of breathlessness is a more distinguishable criterion than the GOLD criteria if both HRQoL instruments are compared.
Aquil Abdullah, and Cornell Shelby, both seniors, strolled down the hall, joking that they were no more distinguishable as Muslims than any other African-American teenagers, except for the kufi, the round skullcap, that Mr. Abdullah wore in the Islamic school mostly populated by Arab-American students.
It is evident that, on the average, the epileptic spikes follow a more distinguishable smooth pattern than the nonspecific sharp transients.
The significant features of g1 are more distinguishable in P l f than in W l f.
