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Systematic analysis on the temperature and ambient dependence of instability suggest that graphene FETs can operate more reliably with a proper passivation to create an oxygen deficient environment.
Further investigation of the hierarchical structure of canine personality is required, using tools which behave more reliably with a mixed group of raters.
Despite these issues, rupture locations are determined more reliably with the coherency function, hence we use this function to estimate spatio-temporal variations in rupture using high-frequency data.
These details are not requested via the standard web form for several reasons: we wanted to keep the form brief; we want to encourage reporting of ashfall, even when these details are not known; and we can gain this information more reliably with follow-up calls.
The numerically higher path length ratio values (Lambda) in Group 1 might indicate that long-distance white matter connections are measured more reliably with the superior DTI measurement parameters, thus facilitating their probabilistic tracking and acceptance as edge in the subsequent edge probability thresholding process.
The recognition checklist was completed more reliably with a mean of 93% correctly completed each month.
Object recognition in the light in the bow-tie maze seems more reliably associated with hippocampal changes, with Fos increases found in CA3 and CA1, but Fos decreases in dentate gyrus (Albasser, Poirier et al., 2010).
Future studies including correlation of IU with biomarkers and comparisons with FDG uptake will demonstrate if IU quantification can monitor response to targeted therapies in patients with melanoma earlier and more reliably compared with RECIST.
NDVI was more reliably associated with diet quality over the entire growing season than with instantaneous diet quality for a population.
Our results indicating better discriminatory power in males than in females with the BRIEF, suggests that ADHD in males may be more reliably associated with impairments in EF than in females.
Faster, more reliably and with more features.
