That is, could target location be more robustly extracted from electrophysiological signals for exemplar-level than category-level search, whether participants were viewing non-human (ape) or human faces?
Under a more stringent procedure we trimmed the full filtered length reads (from above 40 85 nt) more robustly by trimming 10 nt from 5' end and 5 nt from 3' end of each read (25 70 nt length).
Our model also predicted that, for all experiments considered here, substantial statistical power was gained by performing replicate experiments, as the bivariate class-conditional probability distributions of SILAC ratios from targets versus non-targets were more robustly separated than those from single experiments (Figure 5).
"But in competition law, we deal with this more robustly by removing politicians from the process altogether.
In patients with LBP a wider range of psychological scores would be expected, potentially making them more robustly related to hypoalgesia from SMT.
The gains in the stock market have also been fueled by a sense, perhaps premature, that the American economy will start growing more robustly again once the shock from fiscal austerity begins to pass.
We are also acting more robustly to protect civilians, including from rampant sexual violence.
The UK recovered from the 2008 crash more robustly than its European rivals, and growth in 2016 topped the G7 pack, with unemployment at near-historic lows, real wages rising and the deficit cut by more than any leading nation.
We encourage DeepMind Health to look at ways of entrenching its separation from Alphabet and DeepMind more robustly, so that it can have enduring force to the commitments it makes".
We wished to determine larger sets of "tissue enriched" genes from FlyAtlas that could be more robustly compared to our microarray data.
