Therefore, the energy load will be distributed on many nodes sparsely, reducing the standard deviation.
So he eliminated two afternoon sessions that had been sparsely attended, after reducing screenings several years ago to one at a time.
Thus, as per the hypothesis of reduced redundancy [28], sparsely represented ganglion cell sub-populations have lower degrees of overlap between adjacent receptive fields than more abundant sub-populations, and may demonstrate identifiable functional loss earlier.
Although we have explicitly excluded unsuitable habitats (desert, bare or sparsely vegetated ground) and thus, reduced this source of error considerably, our method is necessarily relatively coarse and might still confound finer-scale patterns.
Dkk-1 was found to be maximally secreted by cells rapidly proliferating in sparsely populated monolayers but was significantly reduced as proliferation slowed and the monolayer became more confluent.
In this paper, we consider a practical filtering approach for assimilating irregularly spaced, sparsely observed turbulent signals through a hierarchical Bayesian reduced stochastic filtering framework.
Moreover, when combined with the correction for multiple testing with FDR, the power of the binomial method is particularly reduced at low coverage sites in sparsely methylated genomes.
"Punitive segregation should be used sparsely and with careful consideration which is why we've reduced the number of people in punitive segregation by about 75percentt," a New York City Department of Correction DOCC) spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
However, the Ccml of Sf appeared perturbed displaying reduced density as evidenced by the light and sparsely stained regions (arrowheads in Figure 2f), in contrast to the relatively dark and homogeneously stained Ccml in the native cell walls.
