is a distillation of the allele frequency spectrum at SNPs and is informative because short-term changes in sequence variation are caused by shifts in the relative abundance of distinct haplotypes.
Rosenstock et al. (1991) found evidence of brain damage with impairment of short-term memory, attention, sequencing and problem solving, visuospatial cognition, and depression.
LIST PARSE models the short-term storage of event sequences in working memory, their unitization through learning into sequence, or list, chunks, and their read-out in planned sequential performance that is under volitional control.
This paper presents the results obtained for short-term low-margin bounding sequences.
Results revealed a clear beneficial effect of estrogen on tasks mainly involving the prefrontal cortex: performance on a digit-ordering task (p<0.05) and on a task requiring short-term memory of event sequences in an unfamiliar story (p<0.01) were improved, and susceptibility to interference in the Stroop test (p<0.05) was diminished after estrogen.
It is problematic, for example, to use substitution rate estimates from either short-term experiments or natural sequences sampled over a few decades to date evolutionary events that may have happened thousands or millions of years ago [6], [7].
DNA fingerprint analysis of 14 polymorphic short-term tandem repeat (STR) sequences was performed for all cell lines as previously described (Ottaviano et al, 2010).
We consider the video as a sequence of short-term action clips, which contains human-words and object-words.
The sequence of short-term features in each segment is used to compute feature statistics, which are used as inputs to the classifier.
Humans process and retain visual data much more effectively than words and text: images are deciphered in parallel and incorporated directly into long-term memory, while words are processed in sequence in short-term memory [41].
