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Paired blood samples from 8-weekly cross-sectional double bleeds showed significant variance in the detection of malarial parasites both in LDR-FMA and LM diagnosis.

The dilemma between translation-invariance in the classification stage and translation-variance in the object detection stage has not been addressed for HSR remote sensing imagery, and causes position accuracy problems for multi-class geospatial object detection with region proposal generation and object detection.

The proposed PSB framework takes full advantage of the fully convolutional network (FCN), on the basis of a residual network, and adopts the PSB framework to solve the dilemma between translation-invariance in the classification stage and translation-variance in the object detection stage.

This evaluation consists of two components, assessing the capacity of a common variance estimate to explain the observed gene sample variances and evaluating how improving this common variance estimate can aid in the detection of differentially expressed genes.

The mean and variance of the detection variable in an array system consisting of antenna elements are expressed as (5).

The mean and variance of the detection variable increase linearly in accordance with the number of antenna elements, as shown in (5).

Based on these alterations in immune-related gene expression, we investigated the changes in this subset of genes within the microarray data in more detail, first using other statistical methods such as analysis of variance (ANOVA), to aid in the detection of more detailed expression patterns.

These results are at variance with the detection of HuD-specific CD4+ T-cell proliferative responses in PBMC of Hu-PNS patients by Benyahia et al.

For both the agricultural herbicides and long-term use herbicides, decreasing distance of the crop acreage from the home (evalong-term usees witherbicidesur buffer regions) decreasingplain significantly more of the variance in herbicidistancetiofs compared withethe models with crop acreage anywhere within 750 m (data not shown).

The analytical coefficient of variance for the detection of hypermethylated RASSF1A gene was 10.9%.

We found that the distance of the crop acreage from homes did not explain significantly more of the variance in herbicide detections and concentrations compared with the total crop acreage within a 750-m buffer, nor was there a clear pattern of increase in herbicide concentrations with proximity.