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1 s and two misinformation tasks using virtual reality).

2 hes to deliver immersive experience of mixed reality.

3 ng standards as well as adjust to this novel reality.

4 the mismatch between their expectations and reality.

5 er they are willing to use immersive virtual reality.

6 th advanced-stage disease will soon become a reality.

7 ng-lived degenerate gas of polar molecules a reality.

8 sociation with exposure to immersive virtual reality.

9 uticals, neuroscience, augmented and virtual reality.

10 gy, they only provide snapshots of a dynamic reality.

11 clinical implementation has not yet become a reality.

12 highly complexed customized products become reality.

13 g, the contact network needs to resemble the reality.

14 functions that will help make such promise a reality.

15 after a change of view in immersive virtual reality.

16 forms of hearing loss is poised to become a reality.

17 ombination therapies which are often used in reality.

18 virtual body movements in immersive virtual reality.

19 the basis of tumour biology could soon be a reality.

20 However, people's beliefs did not match this reality.

21 ns ranging from imaging to virtual/augmented reality.

22 imaging in mice running in a tactile virtual reality.

23 this game-changing model of care to become a reality.

24 by the ODE might be difficult to observe in reality.

25 one's perception can deviate from objective reality.

26 to the degree that they adapt to the social reality.

27 HCV infection with an oral medication is now reality.

28 or future neurobiological studies in virtual reality.

29 tegy for making stem cell therapy a clinical reality.

30 the vision of a sustainable future closer to reality.

31 ational design of biomolecules is becoming a reality.

32 two stable final opinions, often observed in reality.

33 ecause they reflect rather than cause social reality.

34 f relatedness are based, are rarely known in reality.

35 ome to make cellulosic biofuels a commercial reality.

36 erating at room temperature a step closer to reality.

37 NF and cognitive tasks performed in virtual reality.

38 human spatial memory using immersive virtual reality.

39 g each of us to evolve in our own subjective reality.

40 in order to perceive an amenable version of reality.

41 tly taken an important step towards clinical reality.

42 socially shared models - to create a shared reality.

43 and eventually made organ transplantation a reality.

44 , making expert-level, automated diagnosis a reality.

45 produce findings inconsistent with long-term reality.

46 apomixis, bringing apomictic crops closer to reality.

47 g computational models that better represent reality.

48 or turning molecular precision medicine into reality.

49 ed-loop - effectively creating virtual taste realities.

50 dents and cancer radiotherapy are undeniable realities.

51 lopment, however, remains rooted in outdated realities.

52 ns, extensins, and proline-rich proteins, in reality, a continuum of structures exists within this di

53 tegies, such as neurostimulation and virtual reality, aimed at alleviating gait impairments and enhan

54 f schizophrenia etiology is far from current reality, an increasing body of evidence implicates pertu

55 ified by our method correspond to biological reality and allow for fast exploration of TF clustering

56 the likelihood of sudden death prevention a reality and fulfilling the aspiration of preservation of

57 iciency including energy harvesting, virtual reality and information processing devices, or medical i

58 he immune system in cancer is now a clinical reality and marked successes have been achieved, most no

59 Employing virtual reality and mediation analysis, we implicate shifts in F

60 nctional MRI neurofeedback task with virtual reality and tailored it for training downregulation of h

61 , all to propel the Ca battery technology to reality and ultimately reach its full potential for ener

62 ment as an aerial navigation task in virtual reality and which creates cognitive conditions that esca

63 onucleotide-based therapeutics have become a reality, and are set to transform management of many dis

64 od pressure measurement, interactive virtual reality, and human-machine interface are demonstrated.

65 luripotent stem cells is at present close to reality, and we are currently awaiting the first clinica

66 We develop TeraVR, an open-source virtual reality annotation system, to address these challenges.

67 That is, social cues in actual reality appear to dominate and supersede those in VR.

68 wing interest for the broad use of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in the fields of b

69 ogies for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) create human experiences through visual and

70 dyadic interactions mediated by an Augmented Reality (AR) head-mounted-display.

71 Augmented reality (AR) headsets are capable to provide holographic

72 -D images, three-dimensional (3-D) augmented reality (AR) projections, or real-world solids.

73 and develop a simple and effective augmented reality (AR) system for fluorescence microscopy systems

74 our experience by using the latest Augmented Reality (AR) technology.

75 skill performance support the use of virtual reality as an educational intervention.

76 problematic memories are starting to become reality as techniques emerge through which unique memori

77 Using a virtual reality assay, we first characterize how motor and visua

78 In reality, attention and memory interact to facilitate inf

79 udents, nurs*, virtual-reality, VR, "virtual reality", "augmented reality", clinical, skil*, competen

80 ion integrated and synchronized with virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) and wearables capable

81 obal pandemic of a novel infectious disease, reality-based considerations comprise an important start

82 phy (EEG) markers of CVSA usable for virtual reality-based NF training procedures, i.e., markers that

83 n 76 older adults who had never used virtual reality before.

84 Here, we combine virtual-reality behavioural assays, volumetric calcium imaging,

85 Shaffer Lecture entitled "Glaucoma Changes-Reality Bites." This talk focused on describing the long

86 assess not just how close a forecast was to reality but also how well uncertainty has been quantifie

87 after a first exposure to immersive virtual reality, but not after exposure to time-lapse videos.

88 el of a living cell may be drawing closer to reality, but our analysis demonstrates that it will be c

89 nflection point, and we all have to face the reality by absorbing the inconvenient truth and fight ou

90 l economic equality, on average, outstripped reality by roughly 25% and were predicted by greater bel

91 es do have a substantial influence on social reality, by virtue of their influence on collective acti

92 Virtual reality can be used to study gait adaptability in respon

93 Attitudes towards immersive virtual reality changed from neutral to positive after a first e

94 The PCS workflow uses predictability as a reality check and considers the importance of computatio

95 problems by disrupting the online updating ("reality check") of the current relationship between the

96 l-reality, VR, "virtual reality", "augmented reality", clinical, skil*, competenc* and mastery.

97 : combat-related mental stress using virtual reality combat exposure (VRCE) and non-combat related st

98 tions in numerous consumer optics, augmented reality components, and all applications including imagi

99 Here, we show that, in a virtual reality conditioning task, cerebellar output neurons in

100 However, in natural settings reality confronts organisms with problems that are not n

101 To understand whether colour variation is in reality continuous, and to investigate how the variation

102 xt-generation electronics, such as augmented reality devices, smart surgical glasses, and smart windo

103 This possibility is now close to reality due to a recent discovery of the adaptive bacter

104 h a full-body reaching protocol in a virtual reality environment to assess cortical activity during m

105 As mice navigated in a virtual-reality environment, dopamine neurons encoded an array o

106 p accurate 3D motion perception in a virtual reality environment, even after prolonged exposure.

107 nutes as the fly explores an altered virtual-reality environment.

108 ipants performing the same task in a virtual reality environment.

109 behaviorally relevant locations in a virtual reality environment.

110 ppocampal neurons in mice navigating virtual reality environments, embedding or not local visual cues

111 ponsive, web-based visualization and virtual reality environments.

112 ddress this question, we developed a virtual reality experimental model of neighborhood disadvantage

113 ble to false-memory creation using a virtual-reality eyewitness scenario and virtual-reality perpetra

114 Some even believe that our complex reality fails to submit to any quantitative description.

115 But without an intersectional approach, the realities for Black women can be overlooked.

116 ty and procurement, and the implications and realities for global phase out.

117 erogeneity in gene expression is an inherent reality for cells.

118 vided evidence that SNAP2 might be closer to reality for common SAVs than the other methods, due to i

119 ns have explored using virtual and augmented reality for radiology.

120 d from a logical idea to becoming a clinical reality for several of the most severe primary immune de

121 iagnosis and treatment in one office visit a reality for TB.

122 gly effortless process of inferring physical reality from the sensory input is highly influenced by p

123 f-field firing in mice navigating in virtual reality further revealed an experience-dependent reducti

124 children tolerate fully immersive 3D virtual reality game play without noteworthy effects on visuomot

125 Exercise through video or virtual reality games (i.e. exergames) has grown in popularity a

126 stern guidelines and couples them with local realities gathered from expert experience.

127 For this to become a reality, gold-free site-selected growth is necessary.

128 Virtual reality groups performed favourably in comparison to sim

129 Immersive virtual reality has become increasingly popular to improve the a

130 Virtual reality has been used to embody adults in the body of a

131 ision) run in the Oculus Rift OC DK2 virtual reality head mounted display (Oculus VR).

132 of dichoptic visual training using a virtual reality head mounted display in a sample of anisometropi

133 Dichoptic training using a virtual reality head mounted display seems to be an effective op

134 l telementoring system based on an augmented reality head-mounted display (ARHMD) that overlays surgi

135 tions during overground walking in a virtual reality headset.

136 Immersive, head-mounted virtual reality (HMD-VR) provides a unique opportunity to unders

137 lved population information to show that, in reality, humans make more rational decisions about flood

138 In my Precis of Social Perception and Social Reality, I argued that the social science scholarship on

139 e senses or never before wholly perceived in reality"; imagination combines "creative ability" and "r

140 recipients' psychological and sociocultural realities in the design of aid can afford recipients dig

141 itude towards head-mounted immersive virtual reality in 76 older adults who had never used virtual re

142 t alchemical methods are becoming a feasible reality in medicinal chemistry research due to improved

143 Genomic selection has become a reality in plant breeding programs with the reduction in

144 making precision medicine for AMD patients a reality in the near future.

145 multiplier are stable across epidemiological realities, including infection scenarios, total number o

146 ents obey the same interaction rules, but in reality interactions may be influenced by social relatio

147 Virtual reality is a new and relatively untested method of deliv

148 te model of how these identifiers operate in reality is a valuable addition to DrOn that enhances its

149 Virtual reality is an emerging technology with a limited body of

150 splicing outcomes, even when the underlying reality is consistent with more than one isoform per cel

151 t beneficial to reducing insecticide inputs; reality is far more complex.

152 velopment and metabolism, indicates that the reality is more complex.

153 ptive stereotypes per se do not shape social reality is premature and overly reductionist.

154 The reality is probably somewhere in-between these extremes,

155 y to become a differentiated and therapeutic reality is strong, such that both academic and pharmaceu

156 The more complex reality is that a given disorder may be influenced by my

157 gest challenges to making this integration a reality is that many life scientists do not possess the

158 s or species-specific training data, but the reality is that only a limited number of species have hi

159 major challenge in making DNA data storage a reality is that reading DNA back into data using sequenc

160 The reality is that the majority of children with the syndro

161 ite gains in rights and media attention, the reality is that transgender persons experience health di

162 It appears that virtual reality leads to educational outcomes similar or superio

163 nly portrayed as two dimensional objects, in reality magnetic skyrmions are thought to exist as elong

164 es as classic models in foraging ecology, in reality many plants provide both pollen and nectar, whic

165 It suggests that, in reality, markers of high error rates should be used rath

166 ose a cost-effective solution: the augmented reality microscope (ARM).

167 gnize new emerging challenges from these new reality-mining approaches.

168 rtex (mPFC) is a key brain region subserving reality monitoring and has been shown to be activated sp

169 Reality monitoring is defined as the ability to distingu

170 g and location of cortical activity during a reality-monitoring task involving self generated context

171 e paper evaluates the application of a mixed reality (MR) headmounted display (HMD) for the visualiza

172 in a two-dimensional screen (3DM), or mixed reality (MR).

173 In reality, mutations are a natural part of the virus life

174 ates that an entorhinal cortex-based virtual reality navigation task can differentiate patients with

175 neurosurgical patients performing a virtual-reality object-location memory task.

176 The realities of modern life require working-age women to ad

177 ve highlighted discrepancies between SDM and realities of surgical decision making.

178 argets, however, requires balancing physical realities of the natural environment with the complexity

179 on reduced while acknowledging the financial realities of the pharmaceutical marketplace.

180 The method incorporates the biological realities of the system, accounting for noise from data

181 y prepare healthcare support workers for the realities of the ward.

182 Social reality of a group emerges from interpersonal perception

183 at toxin concentrations close to biological reality of bacterial infection.

184 s ambiguous in two crucial respects: (1) the reality of beliefs and desires, that is, the fictional s

185 ) is an all-too-common and often challenging reality of clinical care.

186 The reality of invisible chemical signals, pheromones, betwe

187 rsity hotspots and have plagued the everyday reality of many countries throughout human history.

188 till exists between our expectations and the reality of social robots.

189 search enterprise must directly confront the reality of structural racism in scientific funding and t

190 Death and dying is a reality of the clinical context of the intensive care un

191 acranial evidence for the neurophysiological reality of the merge operation postulated by linguists a

192 The reality of the sharp tropical-temperate boundary adds cr

193 t it explains a clash of intuition about the reality of time's passage.

194 , airflow fields, and odor plumes in virtual reality over large spatial and temporal scales.

195 rcuits, which are closest to the biophysical reality, owe their response properties to the differenti

196 Here, we offer and validate a novel virtual reality paradigm to study threat-related learning and ex

197 ified a recently developed immersive Virtual Reality paradigm to test in humans whether contextual th

198 have made therapeutic AAV drug development a reality, particularly for nervous system disorders.

199 participants undertook an immersive virtual reality path integration test, as a measure of entorhina

200 tual-reality eyewitness scenario and virtual-reality perpetrator scenario.

201 We developed the Raspberry Pi Virtual Reality (PiVR) system to conduct closed-loop optogenetic

202 as completed using a custom designed virtual-reality platform.

203 interpersonal expectations relate to social reality primarily because they reflect rather than cause

204 thcare, robotic systems, prosthetics, visual realities, professional sports, entertainments, etc.

205 To investigate the effect of virtual reality proficiency-based training on actual cataract su

206 after a first exposure to immersive virtual reality relative to exposure to time-lapse videos.

207 In reality, repeated leveraged investments up to 100 times/

208 ever, to make kirigami-inspired structures a reality requires controlling the topology of kirigami to

209 Social Perception and Social Reality reviews the evidence in social psychology and re

210 s research combines state-of-the-art virtual reality, robotic movement simulations, and realistic hum

211 Although these robots are not yet reality, robots are currently being used in healthcare,

212 e might achieve this, combining rich virtual reality set-ups and the use of optogenetics in freely mo

213 small and large objects in the same virtual reality setup, we found a larger, typical perceptual bia

214 ir own self movement in a simplified virtual reality setup.

215 Violence may be the new 'reality shock' for nurses.

216 Research on shared reality shows that in communication, people raise their

217 However, in reality, side chains are attached to the peptide backbon

218 der to answer the question 'How does virtual reality simulation compare to simulated practice in the

219 Cataract surgical training on a virtual reality simulator (EyeSi) until a proficiency-based test

220 d by proficiency-based training on a virtual reality simulator.

221 dividuals repeatedly entered neutral virtual reality social environments.

222 vLUME is a virtual reality software package designed to render large three-

223 al patients playing Treasure Hunt, a virtual-reality spatial-memory task.

224 cies and ecosystems independently, though in reality, stressors often interact in ways that are not w

225 by bringing new properties into the realm of reality, such as chirality-induced spin-selectivity, cir

226 erating room (OR) equipped with an augmented reality surgical navigation system (ARSN).

227 e neurons with a novel, unrestrained virtual reality system for rodents, we discovered that a new exp

228 Furthermore, we demonstrate a 'virtual-reality system for single cells', wherein cell behavior

229 xt established a freely controllable virtual reality system for unrestrained mice.

230 In an augmented-reality system, visual landmarks were moved in proportio

231 Using a virtual reality system, we demonstrate that local searches can b

232 chieve this objective, we designed a virtual reality task that guided healthy human participants thro

233 We do so by using immersive Virtual Reality technologies with spatialized audio.

234 Recent breakthroughs in immersive virtual reality technology allowed us to test how body-based cue

235 We used three-dimensional (3D) virtual reality technology to manipulate the egocentric distance

236 Advances in virtual immersive and augmented reality technology, commercially available for the enter

237 al communities may better reflect ecological reality than do traditional ecoregion maps, especially i

238 veloped experimental paradigms using virtual reality that disambiguate RPEs from values.

239 antum chemical tools represents an important reality that has already reached an evident degree of ma

240 mation when it provides an interpretation of reality that makes better sense than the facts.

241 interrogation further reveals the disruptive reality that metastatic cancers are tremendously complex

242 surgical scheduling because we must face the reality that we will need to co-exist with COVID-19 for

243 isplay applications (for instance, augmented reality) that use scalable nanoimprint lithography.

244 picture of LacI diffusing rather freely, in reality the DNA is densely packed, is not rigid but high

245 that futile cycles are tightly regulated in reality, the FBA models were manually constrained in a s

246 In reality, the optimal learning strategy may involve combi

247 In reality, the vasculature is more complicated with branch

248 In reality, these measurements are compound representations

249 course and therapeutic approach, although in reality they often coexist in various degrees.

250 urements in current-carrying nanojunctions a reality, thus indicating the emergence of a new field of

251 aces based on their caries risk has become a reality to address the skewed distribution of the diseas

252 We used virtual reality to change the size and weight of an object after

253 Here, we use virtual reality to dissociate visual environmental from physical

254 neration sequencing technologies, it becomes reality to identify important genes containing both rare

255 Here we used virtual reality to test whether and how the HBR-derived DPPS is

256 nd the provision of novel tools (eg, virtual reality) to assess the effectiveness of new policy inter

257 e OR-32% and 38%, respectively-after virtual reality training (P = 0.008 and P = 0.018).

258 ies before and 3 surgeries after the virtual reality training were video-recorded, anonymized, and pr

259 f 0.92 and 0.86 before and after the virtual reality training, respectively.

260 cells/muL 2 weeks after starting ART in the REALITY trial (NCT01825031).

261 onstrain divergence of model trajectory from reality using observations, do not exactly satisfy the p

262 results are generally favourable for virtual reality, variation in devices, data collection tools and

263 an intervention protocol, including virtual reality video games, activity monitors, and handheld com

264 In larval zebrafish swimming in virtual reality, visual feedback can be withheld so that swim at

265 Traditional technologies for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) create human exp

266 we exploited recent developments in virtual reality (VR) and in-headset eye-tracking to test the imp

267 umber of high-tech visual aids using virtual reality (VR) and sensory substitution have been develope

268 patial navigation task in new visual virtual reality (VR) contexts.

269 The objective was to determine if virtual reality (VR) could provide a vehicle for sensory trainin

270 Virtual reality (VR) enables protein visualization in stereoscop

271 estigate the effect of exposure to a virtual reality (VR) environment preoperatively on patient-repor

272 en facilitated by the development of virtual reality (VR) environments for head-fixed animals, allowi

273 In contrast, three-dimensional (3D) virtual reality (VR) expands the realm of 2D image visualization

274 To address this issue, Virtual Reality (VR) has been proposed as a potential solution.

275 ad use of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in the fields of bioinformatics and cheminf

276 Virtual reality (VR) is a technology that is gaining traction in

277 Virtual reality (VR) is becoming an increasingly important way t

278 We established an immersive virtual reality (VR) platform to simultaneously measure behavior

279 Advances in Virtual Reality (VR) technologies allow the investigation of sim

280 We used head-mounted virtual reality (VR) to place observers in immersive, dynamic re

281 Recent findings using virtual reality (VR) to realistically manipulate the length of w

282 BigTop, a visualization framework in virtual reality (VR), designed to render a Manhattan plot in thr

283 res include: (i) visualization using virtual reality (VR), which has implications in biology educatio

284 d BioVR, an easy-to-use interactive, virtual reality (VR)-assisted platform for integrated visual ana

285 Using cellular calcium imaging in a virtual reality (VR)-based locomotion task, we investigate how t

286 al presence on contagious yawning in virtual reality (VR).

287 se of embodiment may be generated by virtual reality (VR).

288 synchronized with virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) and wearables capable of external measur

289 When we use virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) environments to investigate behaviour or

290 , trainee, student, students, nurs*, virtual-reality, VR, "virtual reality", "augmented reality", cli

291 le odors have been well characterized but in reality we are continually presented with complex mixtur

292 ritical role in the newly emerging augmented reality, wearable and sensing technologies.

293 ty despite the fact that this is the case in reality, whereby two very different molecules can evoke

294 ail of cancer elimination, but making this a reality will take a fundamental rethinking and deep unde

295 tDNA mutations from mother to child is now a reality with in vitro fertilization mitochondrial replac

296 ne in type 2 diabetes mellitus is becoming a reality with new insights into the contributions of subg

297 or pathways will precision medicine become a reality with selective and effective application of targ

298 This now is a reality with seven approved jakinibs being used to treat

299 To reconcile ecological reality with the application of tree-ring proxies for cl

300 ersection of laboratory tool and therapeutic reality, with two siRNA drugs now clinically approved, t