Results revealed significant differences in cardiac responsiveness to hypoxic stress that segregated with intrinsic running capacity.
Cleared mammary fat pad transplantation of these cell populations revealed that extensive mammary fat pad repopulation capacity segregates with the CD24Low cells, whilst CD24High cells have limited repopulation capacity.
To estimate the Shannon information capacity the responses were segregated into the stimulus-induced response component (referred to as signal) and the stimulus-independent response component (referred to as noise).
Crowds of England fans were segregated from Russians on the 80,000-capacity zone on Prado beach, about a mile from the Stade Vélodrome.
Gatwick, the world's busiest single-runway airport, can handle up to 54 movements per hour, 10 more than the capacity on each of Heathrow's runways using segregated operations.
The applied PLS model segregated most of the 90 individuals according to their survival capacity (R²Y = 0.831).
The courtroom was filled to its 280-spectator capacity, and as a matter of course was racially segregated.
In short, I(X) measures the capacity of the network to integrate information between its segregated communities.
They used the human capacity to segregate audio streams to create a binary BCI.
Based on this divergence in inherent aerobic fitness and previous evidence of diverging susceptibilities for cardiovascular risk factors between LCR and HCR rats [12], [17], [18], [19], we hypothesized that indexes of cardiac function would co-segregate with intrinsic aerobic capacity.
