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In Fig. 9, the width of the PSTH is seen to increase as the ISI increased; this emerged from the ISI-dependent reduction in reproducibility of granule cell activity patterns (Fig. 4C).
A possible explanation for this apparent paradox is that the reduction in reproducibility of responses to the full-field flash reflects a change in preference toward more complex visual stimuli.
Two disadvantages of this method, however, are (1) the necessary reliance on operator skill to position and release the pendulum, and (2) reductions in reproducibility due to variable friction between the piston's o-rings and the cylinder.
Although this conventional method is easy to prepare and do not require much casting equipments, it has a main disadvantage as the ampholytes have some susceptibility to flow towards cathode and this gradient flow usually causes a reduction in the reproducibility.
Maintaining slurry and ink consistency over time and between batches is difficult, which manifests as a reduction in device-to-device reproducibility.
A predominant effect of switching from mel-low to daylight conditions was thus a reduction in trial-to-trial reproducibility of flash responses.
A detailed application is presented to demonstrate the reduction in computation time and the reproducibility of the results.
How then should we measure increases in the knowledge base on the biology of female animals and cells, increases in reproducibility of scientific results, and reductions in disparities in health outcomes between men and women?
Combination of all ENMs and cell lines showed an estimated 74% (95% CI: 41, 95%) reduction in the error in mean and significant improvement in reproducibility among laboratories.
However, the increase in the number of variables involved in the curve fitting process produces concomitant reductions in accuracy and reproducibility.
The tin carbon electrodes demonstrate significantly stable behavior for TNT reduction in NaCl solutions and provide sufficient reproducibility with no surface fouling through prolonged voltammetric cycling.
