The procedures for translating photographic data into maps are governed by the principles of photogrammetry and yield a degree of accuracy previously unattainable.
The sulfonation procedure presented in this study yields a degree of sulfonation comparable to the chlorosulfonic acid procedure.
To summarize, the above analysis of the geometrical shape based on the vicinity (surrounding voxels) is calculated for each voxel by Eq. 4 to yield a degree of resemblance to vessel-like structures.
This approach yields a degree of independence between the facial expression and the uttered expression, which are known to exhibit conflicting information during some instances of spontaneous face-to-face communication.
Including all metabolites in the CIN yielded a degree correlation coefficient, r d, of -0.3 and an increased mean cluster coefficient of 0.7.
Investigations indicated that the size effect of martensitic transformation yielded a higher degree of stabilization of reverted austenite on a free side of the ribbon as compared to a contact side.
Hydrogeological and sedimentological considerations of the meandering stream architecture (point bar versus cut bank) and the application of a linear piecewise-homogeneous model yielded a higher degree of goodness of fit and higher confidence in stream depletion predictions.
This can be seen as an additional spatial dimension for communication that yields a degree-of-freedom gain without additional power, time, or bandwidth.
Chemical induction of DSBs yielded a similar degree of DNA damage in both SETD2 wt and mutant ccRCC cells, as revealed by the comparable fraction of DNA that migrated away from the nuclei and was detected in the comets tails immediately after etoposide treatment.
This method of cross-validation yielded a high degree of accuracy as well in that all cell lines predicted correctly, with the exception of 3 of 8 A549 samples (data not shown).
