Time estimation tasks request subjects to evaluate the length of previous time spans by timing seconds or minutes.
Visual cortical neurons in anesthetized cats [2] and cortical motor neurons in behaving monkeys [3] also exhibit spike sequences with precise timings spanning hundreds of milliseconds.
The effectiveness may depend on the dose, time span, or timing of CatL-inh administration, while the weakness of the treatment with specific CatL-inh is that the metabolic time is considerably short in vivo.
OECD census data from 2000 is also incomplete and does not provide a good comparative reference point due to the difference in timing, that spans the critical event of Poland's accession to the EU in 2004 (Dumont, 2008).
The link between decay time constant and spike timing precision seems to be via the time span the membrane potential spends close to or at the spike threshold level.
However, troublesome issues have also been highlighted, e.g. the long time span before the collaboration actually works and the lack of timing between helix actors.
To test his view of market timing, we evaluated the returns of 82 major asset allocation funds by comparing them with the returns of corresponding baskets of Vanguard's index funds over a 13-year time span.
Thus, the estimated forthcoming time span of preclinical disease progression, culminating in the onset of movement dysfunctions (age of onset, AO) is related to alterations in timing-processes, with these processes being more and more affected the closer the eAO.
Figure 6 plots the MSE performance of a finite length MMSE linear equalizer for normalized timing phase offsets spanning -0.5 to 0.5, i.e., [-T/2,T/2].
In worms, miRNAs have been previously shown to regulate developmental timing and life span, in line with the idea of an intrinsic clock mechanism (33).
