As 240 epoch data were used for calculating coherence in this study, 95% confidence limit was 0.0125, which was indicated with a grey horizontal line in each coherence plot.
The threshold used for the coherence of the orientations of f is dependent on the image.
The value used for 'low coherence' was determined separately for each subject (mean ± SEM = 14.85 ± 1.53%, range 6 38%), corresponding to the coherence for which the participant could correctly decide the direction of a 500-ms long stable stimulus (i.e., no direction changes) 65% of the time.
The confirmatory factor analysis was used for evaluating the coherence between the data and structure.
(DOC 144 kb) Additional file 2: Special Programme of Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) reference profile used for scoring Global Health Initiatives' coherence and alignment.
This tool can be used for studying phylogeny coherences and identifying successful clones.
Five new subjects were recruited No-Coherence Groupp), who underwent the direction-training procedure, but moving-dots were presented at 0% coherence, instead of 100% coherence (used for Direction-Training Group), during the training sessions.
The broadcast channels are used for memory block request, coherence, and synchronization transactions, while the point-to-point channels are utilized for memory block transfer operations.
Non-parametric time-frequency partial coherence is used, for the first time, in the assessment of the cardiovascular regulation.
In between these two regimes, the feedback split depends upon the contribution of multiuser diversity gain, the importance of CSIT quality in the sum rate and the fraction of the coherence interval used for feedback.
