ライフサイエンスコーパス: amount of information

1 echniques are applied to extract the maximum amount of information.

2 of visual processing contains a significant amount of information.

3 e space and energy costs for sending a given amount of information.

4 servers are constantly bombarded with a vast amount of information.

5 mplicated process that generates an enormous amount of information.

6 eded by the infant cortex to convey the same amount of information.

7 or neurons and therefore, conveying a larger amount of information.

8 ratings, which may result in losing a large amount of information.

9 and organic acids below to summarize a large amount of information.

10 nd 60000-120000 fwhm to retrieve the highest amount of information.

11 nonuniform, with few neurons carrying large amounts of information.

12 analysis of gene expressions produce massive amounts of information.

13 e-scale regions requires integration of vast amounts of information.

14 alog) electrical signals that transmit known amounts of information.

15 information over fixed time periods or fixed amounts of information.

16 e data sets do not necessarily contain large amounts of information.

17 nse for different stimuli, which reduces the amount of information a pathway acquires.

18 The amount of information a sensory neuron carries about a s

19 ition identifies genomic complexity with the amount of information a sequence stores about its enviro

20 ined from a blood sample can provide a large amount of information about an individual's medical stat

21 ized to inferior treatments and increase the amount of information about better treatments.

22 A vast amount of information about human, animal and plant path

23 Despite the vast amount of information about individual protein structure

24 Although there is a significant amount of information about microglial infection, data r

25 Our method highlights the huge amount of information about past dispersal events and po

26 ribosome and its subunits have increased the amount of information about RNA structure by about two o

27 s conveyed on average approximately the same amount of information about spectro-temporal patterns as

28 ndogenous beta periodicity, we find that the amount of information about target location encoded in t

29 Despite an increasing amount of information about the characteristics of the n

30 ors that transduce and integrate an enormous amount of information about the environment that allows

31 s nondestructive, and provides a substantial amount of information about the sample, is ideal.

32 ormation theoretic techniques to measure the amount of information about the stimuli that can be obta

33 ts and interpret results so that the maximum amount of information about the system of interest can b

34 or these enzymes, but the rapidly increasing amount of information about their genetic, biochemical a

35 Unfortunately, a vast amount of information about these genetic variants and t

36 d on both the magnitude of the risks and the amount of information about those risks possessed by the

37 Bayesian networks enable large amounts of information about causalities to be integrate

38 ofiling of regulatory DNA have yielded large amounts of information about chromatin accessibility.

39 ng and responsiveness, and carried different amounts of information about columnar whisker deflection

40 ssociation/interaction networks provide vast amounts of information about essential processes inside

41 RNA sequencing experiments generate large amounts of information about expression levels of genes.

42 appened far in the past - must track copious amounts of information about past observations, requirin

43 Extensive amounts of information about protein sequences are becom

44 Greater amounts of information about the distribution of rewards

45 tiple complete genome sequences contain vast amounts of information about the evolutionary history of

46 the adapted response can convey significant amounts of information about whether, when and where a p

47 ed experiments (N = 100 each), we varied the amount of information accessible to participants in numb

48 Our derivation predicts how the amount of information accessible to viewers should influ

49 asing number of PPIs are identified and vast amount of information accumulated, researchers are findi

50 he direct comparison method provides a large amount of information, although the results can be compl

51 Given the large amount of information and progresses regarding the physi

52 The amount of information and the number of features provide

53 The App is user-friendly, requires a minimum amount of information, and provides a risk assessment of

54 odel assuming that each neuron carried equal amounts of information, and that any overlap between the

55 Our brains operate on overwhelming amounts of information, and thus their efficiency is fun

56 consuming and difficult because of the large amount of information ( approximately 3 x 10(9) bp) that

57 Thus different amounts of information are available for different organ

58 Immense amounts of information are now accessible to people, inc

59 These databases possess almost the same amount of information as their full-size counterparts bu

60 reliable: (1) the model cells carry the same amount of information as their real cell counterparts, (

61 and for techniques that provide a sufficient amount of information at adequate resolution is increasi

62 atement of episodic content according to the amount of information available at retrieval.

63 ncology and publicly available datasets, the amount of information available for each patient case ha

64 ion methods is inversely proportional to the amount of information available for mapping.

65 I is a 3D imaging method that can extend the amount of information available from ex-vivo tissue anal

66 t, information transfer is a function of the amount of information available in the information sourc

67 picalis, making it possible to use the large amount of information available on X. laevis intestinal

68 Despite the considerable amount of information available regarding mechanisms of

69 olution (UMR) mass spectra is limited by the amount of information available to definitively elucidat

70 objective criterion that depends on varying amounts of information available for different parts of

71 With increasing amounts of information available, modeling and predictin

72 Users delight in the ever increasing amounts of information available; database administrator

73 The vast amount of information being gathered about human DNA seq

74 mework for efficient utilization of the vast amount of information being generated by the acceleratin

75 standard materials, leading to a substantial amount of information being inaccessible.

76 remaining recombinants transferred a larger amount of information, but still no chromosomal aberrati

77 es, rapidly encoding and transmitting a rich amount of information, but with substantial metabolic an

78 Here, we capitalize on this large amount of information by performing a comprehensive meta

79 this endeavor because, potentially, a large amount of information can be extracted from a small samp

80 ined by an extended model, assuming that the amount of information carried by individual neurons was

81 Several recent studies have found that the amount of information coded by correlated activity about

82 a study while simultaneously maximizing the amount of information collected from each specimen.

83 Despite the vast amount of information concerning the mechanisms that con

84 Despite the enormous amount of information concerning the nature of molecules

85 full three-dimensional structure, the actual amount of information contained in a WAXS pattern has no

86 However, extracting the enormous amount of information contained in genealogies along rec

87 Despite the vast amount of information contained in the spectral line sha

88 technology has the potential to improve the amount of information contained on as-deposited samples

89 s technologies provide an increasingly large amount of information content at multiple scales.

90 more often than via spike rate and that the amount of information conveyed at the millisecond timesc

91 t the same time, are adapted to maximize the amount of information conveyed to the cortex.

92 ng a day off, there was no difference in the amount of information copied into notes of residents (59

93 In metagenomic sequences, the amount of information correlated with the number of matc

94 nonideal surfaces can provide a significant amount of information despite many defects in the layer.

95 an neurons can actually transfer substantial amounts of information during spike trains.

96 3D scanner data contain a vast amount of information (e.g. curvatures) which can be use

97 However, the large amount of information enclosed in such a pattern is typi

98 ve negligible or inconsistent effects on the amount of information encoded and behavioral performance

99 l activity modulations, could all affect the amount of information encoded and modulate behavioral pe

100 The amount of information encoded by all of the rearranged a

101 opulation responses that are relevant to the amount of information encoded by neuronal populations is

102 d SNR and a reduced RF area can increase the amount of information encoded by neurons.

103 ow that differential correlations reduce the amount of information encoded in finite populations by r

104 to organize, analyze, and visualize the rich amount of information encoded in ligand-receptor complex

105 etween similar sensory stimuli relies on the amount of information encoded in sensory neuronal popula

106 We introduce a way to estimate the amount of information encoded in temporal patterns of fi

107 not increase (or not to the same extent) the amount of information encoded in the genome, such as gen

108 has investigated the factors that affect the amount of information encoded in these population respon

109 h spike) and quantitatively (in terms of the amount of information encoded per spike and per second).

110 The amount of information encoded turns out to be almost com

111 A limited amount of information exists about the relationship betw

112 g diagnostic settings through maximizing the amount of information extracted from conventional instru

113 Scintigraphic methods carry significant amount of information facilitating final diagnosis of th

114 n) accompanied by a relative increase of the amount of information flowing along the instantaneous di

115 vealed that chronic pain reduces the overall amount of information flowing in the fronto-hippocampal

116 t cognitive features alone bear the greatest amount of information for classification of SCZs.

117 icroarray are capable of producing a massive amount of information for each sample.

118 veryday lives, we are confronted with a vast amount of information from several sensory modalities.

119 In order to extract the maximum amount of information from the rapidly accumulating geno

120 lly, avoid mistakes, and extract the maximum amount of information from their laboratory work.

121 s from brain centers that process tremendous amounts of information from head sensors work together w

122 elagic chondrichthyans, and can increase the amount of information gained from small sample sizes.

123 revealed that individual differences in the amount of information gathered are a stable trait across

124 The amount of information generated by a microarray-based ex

125 ed tools are needed for harnessing the large amount of information generated by next-generation seque

126 ng to be applied to help synthesize the vast amount of information generated by the data deluge and t

127 To handle the enormous amount of information generated by these techniques, new

128 Nevertheless, sampling the large amount of information generated from these platforms sti

129 Large amounts of information generated by genomic technologies

130 In the past two decades, an immense amount of information has been generated on the mechanis

131 Although an enormous amount of information has been obtained in a relatively

132 A considerable amount of information has been obtained to illuminate th

133 in organizing and mining this unprecedented amount of information has stimulated the development of

134 Building upon this limited amount of information, here we exhaustively and systemat

135 borious work involved in organizing the vast amount of information hidden in the literature.

136 young people and parents to consider a large amount of information, identify what is important to the

137 ool because they objectively summarize large amounts of information, identify gaps in medical researc

138 ound previously with FtsB, packs an enormous amount of information in its sequence for interactions w

139 iscrete response paradigms underestimate the amount of information in memory representations.

140 hnologies that require processing of a large amount of information in real time.

141 analytics in-line enables obtaining a large amount of information in real-time about the reaction pr

142 en due to new methods to extract the growing amount of information in sequence and structure database

143 We used the large amount of information in the databases to analyse the ma

144 a useful tool for exploiting the increasing amount of information in the hemophilia A mutation datab

145 rtunity for investigators to collect greater amounts of information in a more realistic dental enviro

146 Nucleic acids store large amounts of information in nucleobase sequences while pep

147 The presence of overwhelming amounts of information in our big-data era society is gr

148 essential for real-time processing of large amounts of information in the brain.

149 -level summary statistics, ignoring the vast amounts of information in the millions of individual imm

150 Here, we quantify the amount of information (in bits) that T cell receptor (TC

151 An enormous amount of information including the annotated genomic se

152 time was an approximately linear function of amount of information interpreted as probability of rein

153 How the nose organizes this immense amount of information is a major question in sensory bio

154 s relative infancy although an unprecedented amount of information is already being generated.

155 Thus, a considerable amount of information is available about GART, while les

156 A large amount of information is available about the enzymes tha

157 A significant amount of information is available on the structure and

158 otropic biological processes, only a limited amount of information is available regarding its role in

159 A limited amount of information is available regarding the utility

160 Yet, an amazing amount of information is available to you.

161 This enormous amount of information is difficult to review and highlig

162 In this article, this vast amount of information is used to develop a novel model f

163 t to each marker that is proportional to the amount of information it captures about the trait locus.

164 in-degree of a neuron was not related to the amount of information it computed.

165 d amino acid based 13C MFA, and quantify the amount of information lost as a consequence of using pep

166 or confer a long-term increase in the total amount of information maintained in memory.

167 modes of light can potentially carry a vast amount of information, making them promising candidates

168 However, in some locations, a substantial amount of information may exist on system productivity a

169 We find, though, that the amount of information must be very low for this differen

170 lex metagenomics data is the fact that large amounts of information need to be presented in a compreh

171 that agreed to participate and had a minimum amount of information needed for GOLD 2007 and 2011, we

172 responsible products has grown; however, the amount of information needed to completely assess even t

173 sequence in order to take advantage of vast amount of information now anchored to the sequence, espe

174 With the enormous amount of information now attached to the D. melanogaste

175 g ncRNAs (lincRNAs), hidden within the large amount of information obtained through RNA-Seq in S. man

176 For all the samples, the amount of information obtained with 2D MS was comparable

177 nformation Sampling task, we manipulated the amount of information obtained with each sample.

178 From an investigational aspect, the amount of information obtained with IMDs allows characte

179 als, led us to develop tools to maximise the amount of information obtained.

180 ts' to collect, evaluate and integrate large amounts of information of many disparate kinds.

181 st sensitivity, spiking variability, and the amount of information on contrast conveyed by each actio

182 luctuation in spiking (Fano factor), and the amount of information on contrast conveyed by each spiki

183 This database includes an amount of information on failed introductions that may b

184 Although there is a large amount of information on how TCRs engage with MHC-Ia and

185 perimental approaches have accumulated large amount of information on protein-protein interactions in

186 There is a slowly increasing amount of information on surgical revascularization of h

187 ChIP-Seq and DNase-Seq are providing a rich amount of information on the binding preference of trans

188 cussed in detail; these chemicals had a fair amount of information on the commercial synthesis and by

189 Although a considerable amount of information on the mechanisms of action of the

190 n Duchenne muscular dystrophy, an increasing amount of information on the molecular basis of muscular

191 These results have revealed a tremendous amount of information on the physiology and evolution of

192 copic techniques, which greatly increase the amount of information on the process under study.

193 have been tested in the program, and a large amount of information on their activity patterns has bee

194 As a result, a considerable amount of information on these topics is available.

195 The amount of information one can maintain in working memory

196 storage approaches have encoded only trivial amounts of information or were not amenable to scaling-u

197 ift is emerging due to the rapidly expanding amount of information, other than experimentally determi

198 bles the storage and manipulation of limited amounts of information over short periods.

199 aks shift between acquisitions, and the huge amount of information owing to the high dimensionality o

200 sire to hold a certain belief influences the amount of information participants require to form that

201 Despite learning a tremendous amount of information, people can still recall informati

202 one requires larger sample sizes because the amount of information per sample is quite small and only

203 tive "fingerprint" that contains the largest amount of information possible.

204 The amount of information present in a data set is quantifie

205 tions, despite no differences in the overall amount of information present.

206 The systematization of a vast amount of information presented to date will create a pa

207 Due to the amount of information produced by HTS assays, it is a ve

208 However, the amount of information produced by NGS has made it diffic

209 igated, such as the uselessness of a certain amount of information properly transmitted for communica

210 d (OR = 0.68, p =.14), satisfaction with the amount of information provided (OR = 0.86, p =.44), or s

211 The amount of information provided about CF showed a range o

212 ng a large reference panel, can increase the amount of information provided by ancient datasets.

213 ging field that aims to utilize the enormous amount of information provided by these proteomic techno

214 ndles repetitive tasks and can process large amounts of information quickly.

215 nificant difference in satisfaction with the amount of information received was seen between C1 and C

216 ietal ERP old/new effect is sensitive to the amount of information recollected from episodic memory.

217 arietal old/new effect--was sensitive to the amount of information recollected, demonstrating greater

218 We show that accounting for the true amount of information recovered can produce biologically

219 ions of fragments substantially increase the amount of information recovered for unseen targets compa

220 a Go-like model, which aims to map a maximal amount of information reflecting the protein sequence on

221 While there is an ever-increasing amount of information regarding cellulose synthase catal

222 resentation with an RRD offers a significant amount of information regarding risk stratification for

223 cted individuals has provided a considerable amount of information regarding the dynamics of viral re

224 A significant amount of information regarding the thermodynamics of st

225 e health care market is demanding increasing amounts of information regarding quality of care in heal

226 Studies using mice have yielded significant amounts of information regarding signaling pathways, suc

227 A considerable amount of information remains to be learned about the be

228 ch interactions be organized to maximize the amount of information represented in population response

229 reward is encoded (the 'drift rate'), or the amount of information required before a decision is made

230 Carlo simulations were used to determine the amount of information required for accurate recognition

231 Here, one bit represents the amount of information required to completely classify a

232 , the "signal-to-noise ratio" (SNR), and the amount of information required to make a decision, the "

233 By experimentally measuring the amount of information required to specify each optimal b

234 a completely deterministic process, then the amount of information required to store the spatial posi

235 Protein arrays have resulted in a very large amount of information-rich data.

236 These biases reflected the amount of information sampled ("positive evidence approa

237 A limited amount of information shows that, at least in those loca

238 has been redesigned to accommodate increased amounts of information still in pages of moderate size t

239 In this regime, we quantify the amount of information stored by each methyl group and sh

240 ion in the posterior cingulate predicted the amount of information subsequently recalled.

241 Our brain's ability to represent vast amounts of information, such as continuous ranges of rew

242 Surprisingly, neurons that computed large amounts of information tended to receive connections fro

243 operate over longer distances offer greater amounts of information than nearest-neighbor or non-sequ

244 opose that temporal processing capacity--the amount of information that a brain region processes in a

245 Although they modestly reduce the amount of information that a cluster conveys, they also

246 machine learning algorithms, we quantify the amount of information that brain regions contain about s

247 f the computational power needed, and in the amount of information that can be deduced from TACs.

248 Here we carry out an analysis of the amount of information that can be extracted from a WAXS

249 hese data processing approaches increase the amount of information that can be extracted from LC-MS a

250 on all its possible inputs at once, but the amount of information that can be extracted from the res

251 analysis challenging and slow, limiting the amount of information that can be extracted manually.

252 ce of numerous isomeric compounds limits the amount of information that can be gained by mass spectro

253 ents in analytic methods and to increase the amount of information that can be gleaned from experimen

254 nds presents a novel approach to improve the amount of information that can be obtained from tissue s

255 es for the compressibility of a network: the amount of information that can be removed via compressio

256 ies used by the brain strongly depend on the amount of information that can be stored in population a

257 plication imposes a fundamental limit on the amount of information that can be stored in the genome,

258 ed, these correlative results provide a vast amount of information that can guide hypothesis-driven r

259 filing of human cancers has produced a large amount of information that could aid physicians in makin

260 Normally, there is an infinite amount of information that could be encoded for any give

261 ative, information-theoretic conception: The amount of information that cues provide about the timing

262 GABA activation significantly amplified the amount of information that discriminated palatable versu

263 the minimal system necessary to measure the amount of information that is consistently decoded.

264 such small amounts of starting material, the amount of information that is obtained from single-cell

265 information is limited by its energy and the amount of information that it can process is limited by

266 tial source populations, for determining the amount of information that multiallelic markers provide

267 drive lung cancer progression increases, the amount of information that must be derived from a tumor

268 istortion curve, which specifies the minimal amount of information that remains at a given scale of d

269 k constitutes a first proposal for a minimum amount of information that should accompany any magnetic

270 response to natural sounds, we compared the amount of information that spikes contained about two as

271 s of the optic nerve responses, but also the amount of information that survives the spike-generating

272 of this decoding sets a lower bound for the amount of information that the hippocampal population co

273 states), and is thus directly linked to the amount of information that the signaling molecules can r

274 rpretation is difficult because of the large amount of information that they contain.

275 ver, these studies have produced an enormous amount of information that will be critically important

276 In both pairs of species, we quantify the amount of information that would be ignored if paralogs

277 this era of big data, we are amassing large amounts of information that is transforming how we appro

278 is that auditory deafferentation limits the amount of information the brain can acquire to make sens

279 present a method to describe with the least amount of information the paths in the super-nodes and s

280 electroreceptors, substantially reducing the amount of information they conveyed about object positio

281 arm calls produced by other species, but the amount of information they glean from these eavesdropped

282 In addition, the pamphlets varied in the amount of information they provided about reproductive o

283 ke sequences in H1 carry more than twice the amount of information they would if they followed the va

284 gh animal models have contributed a discrete amount of information to our understanding of tumorigene

285 ession databases are providing an increasing amount of information to the neuroscience community.

286 y, to quantitatively predict and measure the amount of information transduced by molecular and cellul

287 The amount of information transmitted by ensembles of units

288 We find that although the amount of information transmitted by Msn2 to single targ

289 raining led to a substantial increase in the amount of information transmitted by these temporal disc

290 Less clear is how neuromodulation alters the amount of information transmitted through the circuit.

291 timing of retinal spikes and to increase the amount of information transmitted to cortex.

292 se all available data, as this maximizes the amount of information used.

293 The amount of information we can actively maintain 'in mind'

294 To aid the clinician in assessing the amount of information, we address frequently raised clin

295 ollection consists of lots and lots of small amounts of information, whereas consent is no longer rea

296 Imaging data contains a substantial amount of information which can be difficult to evaluate

297 ividual action potentials convey substantial amounts of information, which permits the discrimination

298 f theta-driving neurons shares a substantial amount of information with the theta wave regardless of

299 y environments often contain an overwhelming amount of information, with both relevant and irrelevant

300 ecific condition, there exists a substantial amount of information within published systematic review