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Equivalently, the power spectral density can be represented as a superposition of a static scattering component centered at zero frequency ("D.C"), a dynamic scattering component [ 19], and a noise component: As shown in Fig. 2(b), the dynamic scattering component Pd (red line) is broadened, whereas the static scattering component PS (blue line) is located at zero frequency.

The minimum clade encompassing all the cloned sequences derived from the PS (blue branches in Figure  3 and Additional file 2) included 1,011 sequences from 97 different patients (red branches in Figure  3 and Additional file 2).

Ft-P (dark blue) and Ds-P (dark purple) increase, and Ft (light blue) and Ds (light purple) decrease as you move up the Fj gradient.

Incident light with P- (blue double-headed arrow) and S-polarizations (red double-headed arrow) is indicated as the excitation source for the scattering measurements.

(R ) Merge shows P blue and Q in red.

The excitatory population that expressed weak SLIT2 mRNA signals was restricted to the upper part of the supragranular layers of V1 (Fig. 4 A, p, blue arrow).

A Bayesian pixel classifier to discriminate blue (B, ISH signal), red (R, nuclear counter stain), purple (P, blue ISH signal overlaying nuclear stain) and tissue background was designed based on three images from three different tumours that represented variations in blue and red colour.

(K P P ) Representative spike rate (K, black ), EPSC (N, red ), and IPSC (O, blue ) responses elicited by bars of different heights moving at 400 μm/s and summary data of spike rate (L, black ), excitatory (N, red ), and inhibitory (P, blue ) response amplitudes.

(A ) Representative I KSper recordings from two sperm cells (left and right panel) in response to the given voltage ramp protocol under control conditions (black), 0.5 μM P (gray), 5 μM P (magenta), 10 μM P (red), and 30 μM P (blue).

In contrast, MCE designed to estimate nonlinear distances and to deal with local irregularity in small datasets addresses nonlinearity by considering even the total groups of control (C, red spots) and pain (P, blue spots) patients present in dataset 1 (Fig. 2C).

Compared to the dark night control, purple (P), blue (B), green (G), yellow (Y) and red (R) light all suppressed pathogen growth, especially the red light treatment which showed the lowest amount of colony-forming units, while those of green light showed a smaller effect on immunity.