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Many academics, clinicians and lay readers of science incorrectly assume that vomeronasal processing is equivalent to pheromone processing.
First, by construction of a test model incorporating both random reproducibility estimates (replicate determinations) and between-sample differences it has been possible to demonstrate that the magnitude of variation introduced by RNALater processing is equivalent to that seen within routine repeat specimens in a common processing group.
In image processing, the anisotropic diffusion process is equivalent to minimizing the following energy variational: E ( u ) = ∫ Ω [ β ( u - f ) 2 + t r ( ψ ( ∇ u ⋅ ∇ u T ) ) ] d x d y (1).
Since the processing, tomographic reconstruction and post-processing was equivalent for each mouse dataset, the distributions can be assumed quantitatively comparable among each other.
We do so by quantitatively evaluating the significance of a sample-per-processing-element (SPE) ratio i.e., the amount of sample data directly mapped to each processing element, which is equivalent to varying the number of processing elements for a fixed sample size on system performance and efficiency using architectural and workload simulations.
As is well known that the echo received during one coherent processing interval (CPI) is equivalent to the spatial bandwidth-limited signal, therefore the temporal extent and bandwidth can be transformed to the spatial effective aperture L ef and bandwidth B s, and the estimation of clutter DOFs is ⌊L ef B s + 1⌋ based on bandwidth-limited signal theory.
In Experiment 1, the processing complexity of arithmetic operations was varied under conditions in which processing times were equivalent.
This similarity is to be expected, since processing each reference sample condition separately is equivalent to doing a direct comparison between each condition and reference RNA samples.
Compounding the problem, the TPP would allow domestic food inspections to be outsourced to foreign countries if they merely claim that their food processing standards are equivalent to our own standards even if their standards violate key U.S. food safety principles.
Within the framework we presented (based on 'information-processing with attractors') an abormal hyperdopaminergic state is equivalent to the emergence of an attractor with a large basin of attraction which dominates the striatal information processing of the neural system.
