Sentence examples for most specific pattern from inspiring English sources

This high threshold (chance level: 1/49 = 0.02) isolates well the most specific pattern for stimulus "Z".

The most specific pattern for stimulus "Z" occurred only within a narrow temporal window of <17 ms (Figure 2B, Thresholded Color Sequences, top, inset) in 16 out of 50 trials.

Pattern P3 with at least one band at 26 28 kDa plus two sharp bands at 16 and 18 kDa is the most specific pattern for AE.

Such elements can be removed, and the size of the complete solution set can be reduced significantly, e.g. by computing so-called border elements [18], i.e., the most specific patterns that are still solutions.

The progression of parkinsonian pathology and clinical phenotype has been broadly demonstrated to follow a specific pattern, most notably described by Braak and colleagues.

For individuals with visits to two segments, the average MFPC hovered around 70%, regardless of specific pattern or most frequently visited segment.

However, since different metastasizing localizations show different methylation patterns, screening for a specific pattern that predicts most likely site of metastases could be a useful clinical tool.

Genes associated with Cluster II exhibit the most tissue-specific patterns of gene expression (Fig. 5A).

This selection was made based on the observation that known expression patterns that were most specific to ovules had higher fold changes.

In particular, FunPat exploits, when available, the hierarchical structure of the annotations starting the search of the temporal patterns from the most specific functional terms and removing the selected genes from the ancestors, as originally proposed by Alexa et al. [ 21] in the context of functional enrichment.

From this, a washout pattern appeared to be most specific for malignancy.