This presumably requires a pooling of the outputs of many subunits from earlier stages of processing.
The results of this study support the hypothesis that LPTCs, like the H1 cell, that pool the output of local motion information over even extended parts of the visual field are able to contribute to the perception of the environmental layout in flies, at least on a coarse spatial scale.
In particular, microarray gene expression, comparative genomic hybridization, and genetic mapping studies depend on an integrated pool of information to drive output analysis.
Fourth, current unigenic evolution analyses treat the mutagenic PCR protocol as a 'black box' process that takes a wild-type sequence as input and produces a pool of mutagenized clones as output.
In Atoh1 mutant mice, this same pattern of co-expression and independence of motor pool output persists.
We have previously used this strategy to identify variants of the Family B protein from a pool of sequences present in the output of the selection for improved binding affinity [2].
Following 5 independent in vivo infections with this pool of mutants, the correlation between output pools was high for 4 of 5 (R = 0.49 to 0.61) enabling us to define genes whose disruption reproducibly reduced bacterial fitness in vivo.
Meta-analytic techniques were selected for this study because they provide tools to assess effect size considering a pool of studies as a set of outputs collected within prescribed criteria.
In addition, the CALBC Silver Standard corpus - created by pooling the output of multiple systems - includes one mention type which combines chemicals and drugs [16, 17].
Meta-servers pooling the output of different methods can be applied also for this task, each one detecting a different set of secondary motifs [ 64, 65].
Complex cells in layer II/III of V1 sum the output of a pool of simple cells having similar orientation selectivity and spatial extent [4] and are thereby selective to oriented edges/lines over a spatially restricted region of the visual field [1].
