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1 To gain insight into the meaning of 2-methylhopanes, we quantified the domina

2 al word learning, we tested whether learning the meaning of a new word is related to the integrity of

3 Children can learn aspects of the meaning of a new word on the basis of only a few inc

4 Sharing the meaning of a novel symbol might rely on similar conc

5 ons or textual data with patients to explore the meaning of a phenomenon experienced by individuals t

6 tification, focusing particularly on whether the meaning of a scene influences the identification of

7 ication and inhibition of percepts to deduce the meaning of a scene.

8 Just as the meaning of a sentence can be altered by editing its

9 The meaning of a sentence can be understood, whether pre

10 l view in philosophy and linguistics equates the meaning of a sentence to the conditions under which

11 provides strong evidence that understanding the meaning of a stimulus during encoding plays a critic

12 Correctly identifying the meaning of a stimulus requires activating the approp

13 esent study, we measured the extent to which the meaning of a stimulus was registered using the N400

14 The meaning of a visual image depends on context-a mouse

15 n of complex language.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT The meaning of a word depends on the words surrounding i

16 concentrate on tasks that involve obtaining the meaning of a word in isolation or in relation to a s

17 For example, contemplating the meaning of a word might serve to speed subsequent pr

18 ple modalities when participants think about the meaning of a word.

19 the relative importance of each attribute to the meaning of a word.

20 Specifically, we hypothesized that accessing the meanings of abstract words require more executive re

21 ocial cue that can be used for understanding the meaning of actions made by other individuals.

22 ew that this region is crucial for accessing the meaning of actions.

23 licating shared decision-making and altering the meaning of allocation policy thresholds.

24 First, we present a mathematical analysis of the meaning of alpha, in weighted power-spectral terms.

25 ng that monkeys and apes-like humans-extract the meaning of an event by (a) going beyond the surface

26 ut failed to emerge when competition between the meanings of an ambiguous word was unresolved by the

27 of these effects beg deeper questions about the meaning of attractiveness.

28 For example, by combining the meanings of "bite," "dog," and "man," we can think a

29 , race and gender) may interact to determine the meaning of category membership.

30 Tissue studies have also begun to clarify the meaning of changes in PET signal in some diseases.

31 longitudinal studies if our understanding of the meaning of changes in the electrical properties of t

32 n online game, which required them to select the meaning of chimpanzee and bonobo gestures in 20 vide

33 citation analysis and the ongoing debate on the meaning of citations(7,8), citations are still prima

34 The meanings of code words are altered: specific stop co

35 terms used in consensus exercises to clarify the meaning of common terms used across consensus method

36 These results provide evidence that the meanings of common words vary in ways that reflect t

37 These results suggest that the meaning of communication calls is reflected in the s

38 ural circuits in this region in interpreting the meaning of communication calls should be investigate

39 dreading, the relevance of twin studies, and the meaning of cross-cultural differences in theory of m

40 hich regions are necessary for understanding the meaning of crossmodal objects, we administered cross

41 Rather, our results provide evidence that the meaning of cues change dynamically over the course o

42 In this review, we examine the meaning of cultural competency, positions that have

43 these experiences helped them to reflect on the meaning of death and life, and positively influenced

44 logists are becoming ever more interested in the meaning of death.

45 treatments, dying at home, and talking about the meaning of death.

46 into the manner in which denaturant affects the meaning of DeltaG degrees (N)(-)(D) and the nature o

47 tino, and White) as an initial assessment of the meaning of dementia-related terms to these groups.

48 he resource limits facing cities in terms of the meaning of density, compactness, and sprawl, and rel

49 rch into the social nature of self harm, and the meaning of different self harming behaviours (partic

50 ness contexts, but few studies have explored the meaning of diversity in biomedical research.

51 document describes the rationale; clarifies the meaning of each item; and discusses why transparent

52 regularized logical structures representing the meaning of each sentence.

53 erpretation, enabling listeners to integrate the meaning of each word as it is heard into their dynam

54 ral activity that varied systematically with the meanings of each studied word, as defined by latent

55 entary, I argue that, in relation to health, the "meaning" of education cannot be reduced to its soci

56 erable subpopulations; and it misinterpreted the meaning of effect size as a criterion of risk.

57 plied by (2) a 'quality' component, although the meanings of 'effectiveness,' 'quantity,' and 'qualit

58 atients and by providing an understanding of the meaning of elevations in various clinical situations

59 nning objective of this study was to explore the meaning of emotional relationships between pre-regis

60 that alters emotional responding by changing the meaning of emotional stimuli.

61 learning contexts to resolve ambiguity about the meaning of environmental cues.

62 ld, animals must adapt rapidly to changes in the meaning of environmental cues.

63 gencies in the resolution of ambiguity about the meaning of environmental cues.Significance Statement

64 Discriminating and categorizing the meaning of environmental stimuli and responding acco

65 avoid unnecessarily misleading readers about the meaning of epidemiologic findings.

66 sensory stimuli is critical for interpreting the meaning of events in our environment.

67 The results suggest that dogs do comprehend the meaning of familiar spoken words, in that a word can

68 This paper explores the meanings of family caring for care recipients by dra

69 be an important mechanism for disambiguating the meaning of fear signals, thereby enabling appropriat

70 system to provide a context for interpreting the meaning of findings in suicide.

71 be a broadly useful strategy to deconvolute the meaning of foreboding but inconclusive circulating b

72 ill help scientists and philosophers discuss the meaning of function more clearly.

73 k-ordering species on cognitive ability, and the meaning of general intelligence.

74 s have reached conflicting conclusions about the meaning of genetic distances for interpretation of p

75 Paleogenomics propels the meaning of genomic studies back through hundreds of

76 the prevailing dread of dialysis, distilling the meaning of graft function, and acknowledging the ter

77 The range of understanding of the meaning of having a family history was explored in d

78 that the meanings of polysemous words, like the meanings of homonyms, are selected based on context.

79 In this Story, Marta Shahbazi discusses the meaning of identity while balancing running a lab wi

80 milies may not have shared understandings of the meaning of illness or death and may not agree on the

81 and R.A. Fisher often differed, including on the meaning of inbreeding and random gene frequency drif

82 les) while they rated their familiarity with the meanings of individual words (all nouns) denoting ob

83 Reading a sentence entails integrating the meanings of individual words to infer more complex,

84 to overreliance on local associations among the meanings of individual words.

85 thological, and genetic evidence underscores the meaning of innate immune activation during the prodr

86 actice standard for determining death; 2) is the meaning of "irreversible" in the Uniform Determinati

87 ial (the combination's meaning is the sum of the meaning of its parts) or nontrivial (one element mod

88 ning of the call combination is derived from the meaning of its parts.

89 Specifically, history reveals how the meanings of key terms like "problem" and "solution"

90 The meaning of language is represented in regions of the

91 In the second phase, children learn the meanings of larger number words by mastering the log

92 ted, and text processing, concerned with how the meanings of larger units of text are understood.

93 While philosophers seek the meaning of life, cell biologists are becoming ever m

94 ssessing gratitude, learning engagement, and the meaning of life.

95 cs of words may be activated only partially, the meaning of manipulable nouns is grounded in action p

96 satisfied vector calculations, and retained the meanings of medical words.

97 prescribing is enabled or constrained by (a) the meaning of medications to patients; (b) clinician en

98 rturing, interpreting heritability and hence the meaning of "missing heritability" becomes problemati

99 ading is thus converted to a "BET area," but the meaning of MOF BET areas remains under debate.

100 is recalled here, gained great insight into the meaning of morphological cerebral aberrations found

101 The meaning of nanotechnology is explained in light of b

102 ontext is an important part of understanding the meaning of natural language, but most neuroimaging s

103 ee explanations have dominated debates about the meaning of Neandertal cranial features: climatic ada

104 y and then used to evaluate current views on the meaning of Neandertal skeletal morphology.

105 eward processing--when successfully learning the meaning of new words.

106 Hippocampal loop) when successfully grasping the meaning of new-words.

107 a research agenda that will further clarify the meaning of nutrition security and its measurement.

108 These are presented to unpack the meaning of "object permanence" as a kind of represen

109 ge as the three most important dimensions in the "meaning" of objects.

110 Four themes illustrated the meaning of obstetric violence in US maternity care:

111 The meaning of #obstetricviolence experiences is interpe

112 saging should build client understandings of the meaning of partially efficacious technologies.

113 tes intelligible word sequences that recover the meaning of perceived speech, imagined speech and eve

114 nd psychedelic effects, including changes in the meaning of percepts.

115 to insights into the folding routes and into the meaning of Phi-values in general.

116 view, we summarize the newest findings about the meaning of phyB photobodies for light and temperatur

117 to study new questions in cognition such as the meaning of 'play' and intrinsic motivation, while al

118 Results suggest that the meanings of polysemous words, like the meanings of h

119 However, it can be challenging to interpret the meaning of poor PVT performance in a clinical contex

120 ly, an extension of the authors' ideas about the meaning of priming effects is proposed.

121 e, pup-naive virgin females do not recognize the meaning of pup distress calls, but retrieve isolated

122 Our findings suggest caution in interpreting the meaning of putative driver gene mutations in cancer,

123 The meaning of quantum generalization is twofold: The pr

124 personalized medicine, pharmacogenetics, and the meaning of race.

125 The concept of DNA "repair centers" and the meaning of radiation-induced foci (RIF) in human cel

126 and their views on their personal goals and the meaning of recovery were explored in in-depth semi-s

127 ly during the Holocene raise questions about the meaning of region when related to local richness and

128 Topics included the meaning of self-management support in this context,

129 how does the brain simultaneously infer both the meaning of sensory input and the underlying context

130 ing is flawed: in fact, infants already know the meanings of several common words from the age of 6 m

131 In Experiment 4 subjects had to give the meaning of single ambiguous words (e.g. BANK) presen

132 acoustic communication by first interpreting the meaning of social sounds in the context of the liste

133 rofessional people to place, and also recast the meaning of "solutions" in thought-provoking ways.

134 ve emerged, others have become obsolete, and the meaning of some terms has changed.

135 he extent to which researchers have explored the meaning of sound in hospital settings and identify n

136 ocal tone--the prosody--contributes a lot to the meaning of speech beyond the actual words.

137 nd the impact of enhancement technologies of the meaning of sports also is presented.

138 We revisit the meaning of stacking fault energy (SFE) and the assum

139 known about how the brain learns and encodes the meaning of stimuli.

140 that are intended to supplement and clarify the meanings of 'stress' and 'homeostasis'.

141 We made an attempt to understand the meaning of such procedures from the modeling point o

142 henever the observers could not discriminate the meaning of suppressed words.

143 ications of our findings for the debate over the meaning of sustainability, and the role of local ext

144 ve shown that in the long-term, retention of the meaning of test results from cystic fibrosis screeni

145 Recall of the meaning of test results was accurate in 225 (80%) of

146 reased testing and decreased confusion about the meaning of test results.

147 lenge facing the visual system is to extract the "meaning" of the image by decomposing it into its en

148 In this commentary, we discuss the meaning of the "individual effect," a quantity propo

149 The meaning of the adjustable parameter kappa is that wh

150 The meaning of the age of the Earth defined by lead isot

151 n tree classifiers, we are able to determine the meaning of the assigned function labels in terms of

152 ing that the constituent sounds do not carry the meaning of the call and so are contextually meaningl

153 ompositional syntactic-like structure, where the meaning of the call combination is derived from the

154 I show that the meaning of the coefficients of the allometric equati

155 Thus, even if debate over the meaning of the concept of lethal equivalents has not

156 more clinical terms, while still maintaining the meaning of the condition.

157 idemiology of STDs, there is confusion about the meaning of the core.

158 , religiosity, and ethnocentrism, to clarify the meaning of the correlational findings presented in t

159 Part of our aim is to decipher the meaning of the FSM 'language' as it is widely noted

160 ojects will play a major role in elucidating the meaning of the genetic code and in establishing a co

161 ing a discussion on how these choices impact the meaning of the inequity estimates obtained, in parti

162 likelihood of encountering uncertainty about the meaning of the information.

163 males thus use nonauditory cues to determine the meaning of the LFH call, but these cues do not gener

164 "collapse" versions of quantum theory, about the meaning of the modulus of the wave function, so I us

165 studying sensory processing is to understand the meaning of the neural messages encoded in the spikin

166 ess the model fit and to aid in interpreting the meaning of the new European distribution records, we

167 s parts) or nontrivial (one element modifies the meaning of the other element).

168 patient's potential suicide, not recognizing the meaning of the patient's communications, and untreat

169 tand the basic ideas behind the steps taken, the meaning of the phylogenetic trees obtained and the s

170 tegory-specific neuronal circuits reflecting the meaning of the predicted item.

171 e this paper to discuss misconceptions about the meaning of the preorganization effect, as well as ot

172 psychiatric consultant in the exploration of the meaning of the request.

173 e personal benefits, are directly related to the meaning of the results for the health of the partici

174 By common usage, the meaning of the stringent response has evolved from t

175 that threatens the patient because of fear, the meaning of the symptom, and concerns about the futur

176 ay be that patients may not fully understand the meaning of the term hypertension or its cause, leadi

177 ersity" is ubiquitous in modern day society, the meaning of the term is not well understood, and it i

178 incorporated quite different concepts making the meaning of the term richer and more stimulating.

179 First, we explore the meaning of the terms "method" and "method bias" and

180 The meaning of the terms "validity" and "utility" as the

181 However, the meaning of the third dimension, particularly its rel

182 Our findings elaborate the meaning of the Urbach energy in molecular solids and

183 llowed by a definition that either explained the meaning of the word or was a true, but uninformative

184 ve difficulty using 'context' (understanding the meaning of the word relative to the sentence) in sen

185 variable sentences led to better learning of the meanings of the embedded foreign words than constant

186 interrogate the origins of these signals and the meaning of their disruption more deeply.

187 linicians should find it useful to interpret the meaning of their PROMIS scores in relation to the ge

188 cancer, trauma, and infectious diseases, but the meaning of these associations remains controversial.

189 To understand the meaning of these changes, we conducted microarray an

190 The meaning of these experimental results for human surg

191 dule is likely to be a metastasis, sometimes the meaning of these features depends on the primary tum

192 approaches to further determine and uncover the meaning of these heterogeneous features are still ne

193 We discuss the meaning of these maturational profiles in terms of t

194 rly known, contributing to uncertainty about the meaning of these patterns.

195 or inhibit an immune response, depending on the meaning of these signals.

196 gories and create a mental representation of the meaning of these sounds.

197 for there to be consensus and clarity about the meaning of these terms.

198 embedded in contextual sentences hinting at the meaning of these words.

199 The meaning of this association and whether it warrants

200 on has been associated with cervical cancer, the meaning of this association remains unclear.

201 This review discusses the meaning of this discovery and comments on the exciti

202 What is the meaning of this frequency range?

203 The meaning of this particularity remains unknown.

204 To gain insight into the meaning of this prominent variability, we studied th

205 The meaning of this redundancy and the relative activity

206 th language comprehension areas to determine the meaning of those gestures.

207 r to make a decision, they should be part of the meaning of those objects.

208 ifferences in design principle in respect to the meaning of time, speed, multiplicity of processors,

209 ims at summarizing the conceptual changes in the meaning of tolerance inside and outside the field of

210 Children who knew the meaning of two were surprisingly frequent in the dua

211 Therefore, this article examines the meaning of UFs from a patient perspective.

212 Now, children acquire the meanings of verbal counting words, Arabic numerals,

213 ry and discuss how it has been used to study the meanings of verbal response options and provide an i

214 The meaning of viral blips in human immunodeficiency vir

215 le neurons recorded during this task encoded the meaning of visual cues that predicted the magnitude

216 tor cortices when healthy participants judge the meaning of visually-presented action verbs.

217 ome active while healthy participants access the meaning of visually-presented motor and non-motor ac

218 Nevertheless, the meaning of vocal bursts across cultures is only begi

219 atory influence of prior input on extracting the meaning of what comes next, even under conditions of

220 ; and ii) what is transmitted is principally the meaning of what is being said or written, while the

221 icyclic reactions, including a refinement as the meaning of Woodward and Hoffmann's "Violations.

222 SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Humans can comprehend the meaning of words from both spoken and written langua

223 sure, the relationship between the sound and the meaning of words has been regarded as largely arbitr

224 order to discover that duration can contrast the meaning of words in Japanese.

225 The meaning of words in natural language depends crucial

226 -matching task in which participants matched the meaning of words or the visual features of faces pre

227 word comprehension impairment (a deficit in the meaning of words, or lexical semantics) in acute str

228 al languages, voice pitch inflections change the meaning of words, such that the brain processes pitc

229 are sensitive to changes in the language or the meaning of words.

230 and parietal language areas associated with the meaning of words.

231 In Japanese, vowel duration can distinguish the meaning of words.

232 Understanding the meanings of words and objects requires the activatio

233 ns involved in semantic combination, whereby the meanings of words are combined into more complex rep

234 visions that are universally perceived, then the meanings of words in different languages should clos

235 Human brains flexibly combine the meanings of words to compose structured thoughts.

236 ation requires speakers to mutually agree on the meanings of words, but how does such a system first

237 to language and in part lexically encoded in the meanings of words.

238 rch with research from other domains such as the meaning of work, job design, job crafting, strategic