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1 eral insights into how a sparse sensory code is read out.

2 ple pages of information are encoded and can be read out across independent channels by rotating one

3 information about a cell's history that can be read out after the fact.

4 sure), allowing the physiological history to be read out along the ordered subunits of protein chains

5 The beads' phenotype could be read out and sorted for on a flow cytometer by using

6 e pulse is regenerated: the stored coherence is read out and transferred back into the radiation fiel

7 requirements but differed in how information was read out and used.

8 are read out as thymines, whereas only 4mCs are read out as cytosines, revealing their specific posi

9 In 4mC-TAB-seq, both cytosines and 5mCs are read out as thymines, whereas only 4mCs are read out

10 ical information programmed into the tape to be read out as a string of digits in a non-destructive m

11 ted in the negative tip bias region that can be read out at a positive tip bias on reverse scan (up t

12 unts of tetradodecylammonium chloride (TDDA) were read out at zero current (potentiometry) and with a

13 between Wnt8 and Delta-Notch signalling that are read out by cad, which is necessary but probably not

14 ol to probe the mechanisms by which H3 tails are read out by effector proteins in the cell.

15 ction as cis-acting targeting sequences that are read out by EspGs, revealing the molecular specifici

16 sensing unit in response to surface charges are read out by fluorescence resonance energy transfer b

17 ariate representations of uncertainty, which are read out by higher-order structures to generate sign

18 How these distributed responses are read out by subsequent processing stages to mediate

19 How such thresholds are read out by substrates that respond with the correct

20 re six orders of magnitude faster than could be read out by a conventional AFM, and extending the cal

21 se high-visibility interference patterns can be read out by cross-correlation frequency-resolved gati

22 mixtures and transgenic plants can therefore be read out by detecting the FLASH tags, a process that

23 tin-mediated cell shape and size changes can be read out by dynamic MTs undergoing simple dynamic ins

24 problem of connectivity into a form that can be read out by high-throughput DNA sequencing.

25 -responsive triggerable sensing elements can be read out by point-of-need ultrasound imaging.

26 Activation of the OR can thus be read out by the activation of its cognate glomerulus.

27 on electronics, where the polarization state is read out by a device based on a field effect transist

28 The cartridge is read out by an original portable multichannel reader

29 kinase ratio over the course of mitotic exit is read out by Cdk substrates that respond by dephosphor

30 te that can store population for minutes and is read out by hydration to make the two spins inequival

31 the molecular junction, and the information is read out by monitoring the electrical conductance of

32 The atomic qubit is read out by stimulating directional emission of a sin

33 on-CG methylation accumulates in neurons and is read out by the critical regulator of neuronal transc

34 Such a 180 degrees switching is read out by the Neel vector-induced anomalous Hall ef

35 Nanoparticles sensors were read out by adapted miniaturized oxygen meters.

36 stem and transduced by the sensing interface were read out by electrochemical means (cyclic voltammet

37 During degradation, the sensors were read-out by means of impedance spectroscopy.

38 We conjecture that the X gradient is read out, cell by cell, as a scalar value of Fz activ

39 igated where and how this combinatorial code is read out deeper in the brain.

40 Thus, some, but not all, spatial patterns are read out during task performance.

41 P construct so that the barcode sequence can be read out during single-cell sequencing, labeling a ce

42 unexplored how the versatile ubiquitin code is read out during mitotic progression.

43 mory in phosphorous-doped silicon, which can be read out electrically and has a lifetime exceeding 10

44 Chromatin DNA must be read out for various cellular functions, and copied f

45 both complex natural sounds and imagery can be read out from early visual cortex activity in blindfo

46 internally organize conceptual spaces might be read out from gaze behavior.

47 sensory features held in working memory can be read out from hemodynamic activity recorded in human

48 and transport pathways of the yeast cell can be read out from its genome sequence according to the SN

49 However, perception is subjective and cannot be read out from neural responses; thus, bridging the ca

50 were stochastic in time, cue identity could be read out from population activity over longer timesca

51 r, little is known about how orientation can be read out from the activity of neural populations, in

52 Once formed, a decision must be read out from the activity of populations of neurons

53 nt of POPA generated during this assay could be read out from the intact membrane, an objective that

54 e and the timescale at which orientation can be read out from the population response?

55 ormation about position and scale could also be read out from the same population.

56 available in the TRP channels' kinetics can be read out from the times between consecutive APs even

57 relevant to parsing an acoustic stream could be read-out from a distributed, redundant population cod

58 The signal is read out from the entire volume of a nontransparent 3

59 rceptual learning can modify how information is read out from, and represented in, later visual areas

60 is essential for understanding how activity is "read out" from sensory maps to guide decisions.

61 signals arising from a few absorbed photons are read out fundamentally differently by primate On and

62 ing frequency of each cardiac spheroid could be read out in a completely automated fashion.

63 ord lineage information in a format that can be read out in situ.

64 show that spatial information in the zygote is read out in a highly nonlinear fashion and, as a resu

65 from a local micromagnet, and the spin state is read out in the single-shot mode.

66 rmore, category and location information can be read out independently of one another such that most

67 latency of 30-80 ms, the population code can be read out instantaneously with a short integration tim

68 gradients in fact reach steady state before being read out is a matter of controversy.

69 tivation of a smaller set of neurons and can be read out more easily.

70 nhibitor and show that inhibitor effects can be read out not only through assessing a specific peptid

71 In this device the cloud temperature is read out not via thermal noise induced by the electro

72 This unique data readout mode, where data are read out of the array two rows at a time, is exploit

73 ared and the degree of motor readiness could be read out online during motor planning.

74 th a ground-state electronic spin, which can be read out optically.

75 ation coding and the way sensory information is read out) provide a satisfying account of the observe

76 p to 1 kHz bandwidth, or the whole array can be read out rapidly at a frame rate of up to 90 Hz.

77 tronics or power at the sensing node and can be read-out remotely via near-field coupling.

78 narrowly tuned mitral cells by odor mixtures is read out synaptically by neurons in higher-level olfa

79 A amplicons with gene-unique barcodes, which are read out through in situ sequencing under a confocal

80 plet shrinkage and liquid transport that can be read out through changes in the system's optical tran

81 hat the magnitude of prefrontal activity may be read out to provide temporal information that contrib

82 w neural activity in the mouse visual cortex is read out to detect visual stimuli.

83 nt porphyrin dyes, wherefore the signals can be read out transcutaneous and non-invasively with a cus

84 Therefore, the code of each SNT can be "read-out" under a conventional optical microscope.

85 , changes in cellular membrane potential can be read out using fluorescence intensity or lifetime.

86 ore, we demonstrate that TaG-EM barcodes can be read out using next-generation sequencing to facilita

87 d state hyperfine populations of bismuth can be read out using the mid-infrared Rydberg transitions,

88 The device is read out using a digital multimeter.

89 ervable (e.g., total magnetic moment), which is read out using a quantum nondemolition measurement.

90 ect enzyme amplified exosome biomarkers, and is read out using a smartphone camera.

91 Network activity is read out using population vectors in a biologically p

92 The signals generated were read out using a novel, compact silicon photomultip

93 erial and in combination with optical fibers are read-out via a compact phase-fluorometer.

94 ssociation process as an internal clock that is read out via coincident detection of photoelectrons a

95 Protease activity is read out via proteolytic release of a membrane-anchor

96 The final excited state population is read out via superradiant emission from the inverted

97 uce diagnostic signals in biofluids that can be 'read out' via CRISPR nucleases.

98 he mechanisms by which histone modifications are read out, we designed an obligate pair of H3 heterod

99 dies are labeled with sequence tags that can be read out with microfluidic barcoding and DNA sequenci

100 o found that this spiking irregularity could be read out with support of short-term plasticity, and t

101 The wave function is read out with an inverted dc voltage, which releases