Finally, two available methods are put forward to broaden the responsive frequency range.
In particular, by exciting the droplet flame in a critical, responsive frequency range (80 Hz ⩽ fP ⩽ 120 Hz) the droplet deformation cycle could be altered through suppression of these self-excited instabilities and intensity/frequency of bubble ejection events.
Providing the radiation within the acceptable (responsive) frequency range(s) is a common method to increase the efficiency of the frequency-dependent energy conversion systems, such as photovoltaic and nano-scale rectenna.
And third, inter-subject variation in electrode locations and the most responsive frequency ranges makes population-level inferences problematic, since it is unclear how to pool data across multiple subjects.
However, zero anti-RR-positive patients were non-responsive, and frequencies of sustained virological response were similar (anti-RR positive: 7/10, 70% vs. anti-RR negative: 33/42, 79%).
Interestingly, the total P-responsive element frequency in P-responsive miRNAs was higher than that in non-responsive miRNAs.
Similarly, L1 would reflect activations in the anterior region of A1 that is responsive to low frequencies as well as activations in surrounding low-frequency regions in R and lateral belt fields ML and AL.
This response, also called frequency responsive reserve, is typically provided by a conventional generator with governor droop control to regulate its power output as a function of frequency deviation and droop setting [50, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68].
This is not surprising because primary auditory cortical neurons are broadly tuned, and responsive to those frequencies.
Similarly, the bigger amplitudes of Ta and Tb and the shorter latency of Tb in response to the complex tone in the current study might be a reflection of either the activation of additional cell networks responsive to higher frequencies or the synchronous activation of additional cell networks involved in more advanced stimulus processing, or a combination of the two.
