Using a "finger tapping" paradigm, fMRI for all individuals tested showed a large area of activation within the lateral precental gyrus and, to a varying extent, activation of the ipsilateral SMA, the contralateral precentral gyrus, some postcentral areas and bilateral cerebellar areas.
When the NA inhibition assay IC50 data (Table 1) were compared with the estimated local destabilization effects of the mutants (Table 2), a good correlation was demonstrated between the 2 methods, although functional testing showed a larger difference between the H275Y and the H275Y + I117V variants than that estimated in the computational model.
The destructive test shows a large defect in area a in this seam section.
Measurements run over a WiFi testbed show a large gain in the voice capacity attained.
The test shows a large gap between them, which means that this delay should not be omitted in the local PMC calculation.
All large-scale tests showed a relatively long crack propagation phase after first cracks had appeared, calling for a reasonable failure criterion.
Cone calorimetry test clearly showed a large decrease in heat release rate when GNPs were added, which was further enhanced by adding GNPs and MoS2 together.
For F. verticillioides (yellow), the training image showed misclassification, while the test image showed a large number of pixels not classified (red).
Laboratory test results showed a large drop in hematocrit, worsening thrombocytopenia and leukocytosis, hypocalcemia, and hypoalbuminemia; he was given an infusion of 25% albumin.
The penalized t-statistics do not produce a stable estimate of the standard deviation with these data, perhaps because the constant added to the denominator of the test statistic showed a large variation between replicate datasets.
