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1 stimuli (fully predictable vs. unpredictable deviants).

2 l when continued alcohol misuse becomes more deviant.

3 auditory input and implicitly counted target deviants.

4 rast to adults' later ERP responses for rule deviants.

5 mulus sequences and detect the within-stream deviants.

6 infrequent voice pitch or non-adjacent rule deviants.

7 vity) showed a mismatch response to the rule deviants.

8 d by intron definition; in fact, even highly deviant 5' junctions can compete effectively with the st

9 duration, frequency, and intensity deviants (deviants 6%; standards 82%).

10 ll conditions were constructed with a common deviant, a low falling rising contour tone (T3).

11 clude a frequency-dependent response to rare deviants, a response to unexpected repeats in alternatin

12 nhanced the amplitude of the P3 component to deviants across posttests, indicating a long-lasting eff

13 observed for frequency vs duration/intensity deviants, along with At the network level, MMN deficits

14 ological responses to frequency and duration deviants, along with responses to standard stimuli, were

15 The high rising deviant also elicited a later negativity (350-650 ms) ve

16 falling tone, was presented as an infrequent deviant amidst a standard mid level tone [k(h)a:] syllab

17 utritional quality and to identify "positive deviants" among low-income households.

18 Surprisingly, then, the deviant and canonical Q-loop residues are functionally o

19 analysis indicated that differences between deviant and standard responses were more prominent in la

20 differences between standard tones and pitch deviants and a novel individualized condition employing

21 hich were interspersed with infrequent pitch deviants and rule deviants, violating a nonadjacent depe

22 fants and adults differentiated between rare deviants and standards involving early neural processing

23 Thus, the timbre difference between 'deviant' and 'standard' tones reflected the individual t

24 uency difference of 44% between Standard and Deviant, and clearly present with tones separated by as

25 Here, we describe BspA, a deviant antigen I/II family polypeptide that confers adh

26 uggest that MMN, as well as P3a, to duration deviants are reduced in very early stages of a psychotic

27 A method for detecting deviant assay results was developed and was used to iden

28 f the P2 ERP component to both standards and deviants at both early and delayed posttests.

29 BC transporters containing a characteristic, deviant ATP-binding site with altered Walker A, Walker B

30 nal, critical intradomain signaling role for deviant ATP-binding sites.

31 ball paradigm incorporating, within one run, deviants based on a multisensory audiovisual incongruent

32 regression analysis indicated that onset of deviant behavior at or before age 10, a greater diversit

33 Cancer cells show deviant behavior that induces apoptotic signaling.

34 However, at the single-molecule level, deviant behavior that is not well represented in the ens

35 ave many strong norms and a low tolerance of deviant behavior) versus loose (have weak social norms a

36 ve weak social norms and a high tolerance of deviant behavior).

37 at or before age 10, a greater diversity of deviant behavior, and more extensive pre-treatment drug

38 c and environmental influences on normal and deviant behavior.

39 ers (onset at age 19 or after) would exhibit deviant behaviors that began late in life and were more

40 ation, the suppressors result in a number of deviant behaviors, most commonly an increase in the basa

41 Dysplasias exhibited more deviant biomarker abnormalities including frequent aberr

42 f these cosmology-independent quantities are deviant by as much as 11sigma from direct observation; n

43 s; good agreement was defined as annotations deviant by less than 10% of the mosaic's width.

44 ority-vote" correction circuit, which brings deviant cells back into the required state, is highly de

45 The origin of this highly deviant chloroplast genome most likely occurred before t

46 Here we report on the highly deviant chloroplast genome of Cladophorales green algae,

47 the same stimulus when presented with a low (deviant) compared with a high probability (standard) in

48 rentially to calls when they are unexpected (deviant) compared with the same calls when they are expe

49 multiple-deviant oddball paradigm with four deviant conditions (duration, frequency, silent gap, and

50 responses than early bilinguals, across all deviant conditions.

51 In addition, we uncovered a deviant contribution of presynaptic and postsynaptic rya

52 ies of standard 1000 Hz tones, or syllables (deviant [da] or [bi] in a series of standard /ba/).

53 gression to model the interaction of HVI and deviant days (days whose deviation of maximum temperatur

54 tly stronger (interaction p-value < 0.05) on deviant days for heat-related illness, acute renal failu

55 rates in all states on both normal days and deviant days.

56 andard pattern was not required for explicit deviant detection (as with the MMN).

57 included duration, frequency, and intensity deviants (deviants 6%; standards 82%).

58 ensory "standards" and "deviants," where the deviant differed in frequency.

59 es were only enhanced when the standards and deviants differed in frequency.

60 Tumor cells often appear in a deviant differentiated stage, and dedifferentiation is a

61 at 2 to 4 years; reduced metabolic measures; deviant diffusion tensor imaging results in white matter

62 Mismatch negativity to auditory deviants (duration, frequency, and duration + frequency

63 Frontal fiber tracts displayed deviant early development and age-related changes that c

64 This highlights the importance of deviant effects in biotechnologically or biomedically re

65 The low falling tone deviant elicited a Mismatch Negativity (MMN) in all part

66 s before and after training; the high rising deviant elicited no, or a smaller, MMN, which became lar

67 roles, most sites exhibit a response bias to deviant events of both stimuli.

68 en not responding to standard events than to deviant events.

69 In the click-detection task, the pitch deviants evoked an early right anterior negativity (ERAN

70 In the pitch-detection task, the pitch deviants evoked an ERAN and P600 in controls but not in

71 ction, and pharmacological features with the deviant-evoked event-related potential known as mismatch

72 es a potential neuronal substrate of a known deviant-evoked event-related potential, which is of fund

73 Metabolic stress due to the deviant expression of steroid- and xenobiotic-metabolizi

74 Deviant external stimuli detected by the less-sleeping h

75 pth showed enhanced evoked brain response to deviant external stimuli.

76 In contrast, a strong deviant finding in the relatives of schizophrenic patien

77 alterations in the immune response such that deviant forms of immunity emerge.

78 athreshold responses with oddball tones of a deviant frequency eliciting enlarged responses compared

79 erating enzymes with a substrate selectivity deviant from CDK4 and CDK6 activated by D-type cyclins,

80 m a lower form, such as yeast, which is more deviant from muscle actin than other higher animal forms

81 The predictions of a cubic law are typically deviant from observation but somewhat less so than those

82 , those of highest molar abundances are more deviant from the average gene codon frequencies and are

83 chaperone/degradation standards but strongly deviant from the average gene codon frequencies.

84 that of the RP/TF/CH standards but strongly deviant from the average gene.

85 on biases of ribosomal proteins are the most deviant from the codon frequencies of the average E. col

86 directly observed quantities that are quite deviant from their actual values in infrared astronomica

87 y manifestations of behaviors substantially 'deviant' from the predictions of continuous-deterministi

88 This deviant functional profile of RSC is not due to compromi

89 The evolution of deviant genetic codes illustrates how populations move f

90 Whether deviant growth is the cause or a consequence of the disa

91 (H-L-H) or L-H-L pitch structure: proximity deviant (H-H-H/L-L-L), reversal deviant (L-H-L/H-L-H), a

92 Standards and deviants had frequencies equal to the best frequency (BF

93 more mature mismatch response for the pitch deviants (i.e., a negativity) showed a mismatch response

94 ected into the brain of normal mice evoked a deviant immune response (brain-associated immune deviati

95 immune-privileged sites of the eye induces a deviant immune response that is associated with spleen c

96 Oral antigen administration caused a deviant immune response that suppressed formation of IgE

97 to migrate to lymph nodes may contribute to deviant immune responses that dominate after Ags are int

98 oring the eye's normal capacity for inducing deviant immunity.

99 cagA domain of Helicobacter pylori is highly deviant in its genome signature and codon bias from the

100 sk in which they listened for rare frequency deviants in a series of tones presented to both ears at

101 (Visual-Attend), listeners silently counted deviants in a simultaneously-presented visual categorial

102 uency in different contexts: as Standard and Deviants in Oddball sequences; in equiprobable sequences

103 d to frequency but not duration or intensity deviants in overall cannabis users relative to control s

104 y (LDN) was reduced in amplitude for smaller deviants in participants with SLI.

105 mined the presence of a surprise response to deviants in visual oddball sequences in macaque (Macaca

106 ed response to rare or less frequent sounds (deviant) in individual neurons in the inferior colliculu

107 ting that gaze is directed preferentially to deviant information during natural scene viewing and vis

108 -evoked responses to delayed stimuli after a deviant interstimulus interval and in a reduction of EEG

109 ials as the standard interval had elapsed in deviant interstimulus intervals.

110 s presentation regimes, both with occasional deviant interstimulus intervals.

111 One deviant is the vitamin B12 transporter BtuCD that has be

112 e: proximity deviant (H-H-H/L-L-L), reversal deviant (L-H-L/H-L-H), and first-tone deviant (L-L-H/H-H

113 versal deviant (L-H-L/H-L-H), and first-tone deviant (L-L-H/H-H-L).

114 nd could be used to improve the detection of deviant maturational patterns indicative of neurodevelop

115 Deviant metabolic regulation due to increased flux throu

116 Monkey ERPs show early pitch and rule deviant mismatch responses that are strikingly similar t

117 In addition, NAC reduced frequency-deviant MMN amplitude and increased target and novelty P

118 The decrements in frequency-deviant MMN amplitude produced by ketamine and NAC were

119 The pitch-deviant MMN reductions present in patients with chronic

120 Pitch-deviant MMN was reduced by approximately 47% in patients

121 reflected by the duration + frequency double deviant MMN, are compromised before psychosis onset and

122 The duration + frequency double deviant MMN, but not the single deviant MMNs, significan

123 reductions for the frequency- and intensity-deviant MMNs and P300.

124 uency double deviant MMN, but not the single deviant MMNs, significantly predicted the time to psycho

125 t, during an oddball paradigm with frequency deviants, neuronal responses showed clear SSA but failed

126 atch negativity was reduced to both duration deviants not only in the FEP group but also in the UHR g

127 uring a paradigm in which unexpected, highly-deviant, novel sounds were randomly intermixed with freq

128 In ERSP analyses, responses to deviants occurred primarily the theta (4-7 Hz) frequency

129 sh bilinguals were presented with a multiple-deviant oddball paradigm with four deviant conditions (d

130 negativity responses were larger for timing deviants of the lower tones, indicating better timing en

131 carcinoma seemed to be one of the only known deviants of these concepts.

132 were observed in both the theta response to deviants (P=0.021) and the alpha-response to standards (

133 Within each deviant pattern, the variation from the standard pattern

134 MMN was found only for global deviant patterns, and only when deviation occurred late

135 quent local standard patterns and rare local deviant patterns, or to frequent global standard pattern

136 ent global standard patterns and rare global deviant patterns.

137 disruptive behavior disorders, delinquency, deviant peer affiliations, aggressive attitudes, and pre

138 Individuals who have deviant peers in childhood, as a result of genetic vs sh

139 nality disorder had greater affiliation with deviant peers than those with substance dependence witho

140 rder status and the child's affiliation with deviant peers were most robustly associated with the chi

141 of early-menstruating youth with older, more deviant peers), such conclusions are premature as biolog

142 rder arises as a result of social mimicry of deviant peers.

143 ces, increased psychiatric comorbidity, more deviant personality and attitudes, and parental alcohol/

144 ffered significantly in MMN amplitude during deviant pitch tones, and the degree of deficit in P300 g

145 e mutation, E244G, defines the Q-loop of the deviant portion of NBD1, which is the hallmark of this g

146 dards, and regulations are expected to bring deviant practices into line.

147 muli were either 1030 or 1200 Hz pure tones (deviants) presented in a series of standard 1000 Hz tone

148 veforms, explains the qualitative effects of deviant probability and magnitude on the MMN - in terms

149 e predictions about the interactions between deviant probability and magnitude.

150 nged in oddball and reversed oddball blocks (deviant probability, p=0.2), allowing for the comparison

151 We hypothesized that OE neurons exhibit deviant progress through neurodevelopment in schizophren

152 Given that genetic risk for deviant proneness is shared across other psychiatric and

153 Deviant responder analyses were used to examine prospect

154 er-associated immune deviation (ACAID), this deviant response is not detected until well after the fa

155 ensitivity and complement-fixing Abs in this deviant response probably relates to the fact that infla

156 sed this question by measuring low-intensity deviant responses from single units in the inferior coll

157 However, unlike the human MMN, larger deviant responses were characterized by the enhancement

158 Contrary to this prediction, deviant responses were only enhanced when the standards

159 ddball paradigms using intensity or duration deviants revealed a pattern of unit responses that showe

160 unt features that are relatively outlying or deviant ('robust averaging').

161 call stimuli alternate between standard and deviant roles, most sites exhibit a response bias to dev

162 The deviant RyR-calcium involvement in the 3xTg-AD mice also

163 red the stimuli, the three-tone standard and deviant sequences contained within the high- and low-pit

164 pattern probability, reversal and first-tone deviants should be detected with similar latency because

165 on transitional probabilities, then reversal deviants should be the most difficult to detect because,

166 he blocks) in order to press a button to any deviant sound at that location.

167 Nevertheless, rare low-intensity deviant sounds presented among frequent high-intensity s

168 uld show enhanced responses to low-intensity deviant sounds presented among high-intensity standards.

169 long (100 msec) and short (50 msec) duration deviant sounds.

170 A standard stimulus (white noise) and five deviant stimuli (five notes from one advertisement call)

171 syllable a reduction in the brainstem FFR to deviant stimuli compared with standard ones and to simil

172 ge detection, was similar for blue and green deviant stimuli during a color oddball detection task in

173 was significantly larger for blue than green deviant stimuli in native speakers of Greek.

174 implicit behavioral and neural responses to deviant stimuli in terms of their reliance on predictive

175 timuli in the CPT and to duration- and pitch-deviant stimuli in the mismatch negativity paradigm.

176 For both speech and tones, deviant stimuli induced coupling changes within the same

177 lts suggest that conscious late detection of deviant stimuli is elicited by the assessment of predict

178 ys generate cortical activity in response to deviant stimuli that closely resembles human MMN.

179 suggests that the brain regularizes slightly deviant stimuli with an asymmetry that leads to the perc

180 to unattended pitch, duration, and intensity deviant stimuli.

181 s, and use these predictive models to detect deviant stimuli.

182 for both head-independent and head-centered deviant stimuli.

183 responses to the standard compared with the deviant stimulus in oddball sequences.

184 IT neurons showed no greater response to the deviant stimulus in the oddball sequence than to the sam

185 ears to be highly specialised given both its deviant structure and its striking surface charge distri

186 erent colors were attended on the two sides, deviant targets were detected accurately, and visual-cor

187 ingle-unit IT responses were greater for the deviant than for the standard stimuli.

188 band responses were larger when elicited by deviants than by standards of the same frequency.

189 cult to detect because, unlike the other two deviants, they contain no low-probability pitch transiti

190 hout fully generalizing to a low-probability deviant tone ("oddball") that breaks the preceding regul

191 w-frequency bands, regardless of whether the deviant tone was attended or unattended.

192 m the event-related brain potential to pitch-deviant tones (1.2 kHz [5% of all tones]).

193 n standard and deviant tones or frequency of deviant tones but may be modulated by attentional demand

194 Deviant tones elicited increased auditory cortical respo

195 sentation of the mismatch stimuli, which are deviant tones embedded in a series of standard tones.

196 as magnitude of change between standard and deviant tones or frequency of deviant tones but may be m

197 showed approximately 64% larger MMN to pitch-deviant tones over the right hemisphere compared with th

198 a frequency oddball paradigm in which rare "deviant" tones are randomly interspersed among frequent

199 ly similar disease is caused in the GKO by a deviant type of effector response.

200 Irrespective of deviant type, MMN was significantly reduced in ESZ and C

201 a differential pattern of engagement across deviant types (P<0.0001).

202 ferences in ERSP and rsfcMRI profiles across deviant types suggest potential differential engagement

203 Patients also exhibited reduced MMN to all deviant types.

204 04, d=1.0) deficits in MMN generation across deviant types.

205 frequency replicated the larger responses to deviants under the oddball condition.

206 a surprise-related boost of activity to the deviant, underlies the responses in visual oddball seque

207 However, there are three deviant variants, whose histidine residue was found to b

208 rsed with infrequent pitch deviants and rule deviants, violating a nonadjacent dependency between two

209 ion of upper alpha activity (13-15 Hz) after deviant vs. standard tones.

210 e time tones when the same stimuli served as deviant vs. standard.

211 quired for efficient T-DNA transfer, bears a deviant Walker A and other sequence motifs characteristi

212 Alanine substitution mutants in the deviant Walker A and Signature motifs retain significant

213 It is an ATPase in the MinD/ParA/Mrp deviant Walker A motif family which is within the P loop

214 igated the role of lysine 11, present in the deviant Walker A motif of MinD, and the three residues i

215 at this position is conserved in four of the deviant Walker A motif subfamilies (MinD, chromosomal Pa

216 All members of the subgroup have a deviant Walker A motif which contains a conserved 'signa

217 Members of this subgroup have a deviant Walker A motif which contains a signature lysine

218 amily of ATPases that are characterized by a deviant Walker-type ATP-binding motif.

219 These findings support the hypothesis that a deviant "Walker A-like" phosphate-binding motif lies adj

220 lysis for a member of the ParA subfamily of "deviant" Walker A proteins.

221 The closest deviant was perceived as the same vowel as the standard,

222 The MMN to duration versus other deviants was differentially reduced in individuals with

223 , frequency, and duration + frequency double deviant) was assessed in 44 healthy control subjects, 19

224 MN data to frequency, intensity and duration-deviants were analyzed from 69 schizophrenia patients an

225 In a separate behavioral experiment, global deviants were detected more often than local ones, altho

226 Twenty-one positive deviants were identified.

227 Furthermore, a control condition wherein deviants were interspersed among many tones of variable

228 e vowel as the standard, whereas the other 2 deviants were perceived as belonging to different vowel

229 "Positive deviants" were defined as having a higher MAR and a lowe

230 ry, and audio-somatosensory "standards" and "deviants," where the deviant differed in frequency.

231 A2V1, p=0.10 each), and a rare audio-visual deviant with infrequent auditory and visual elements (A3

232 igh-pitched tones, MMNs were obtained to the deviants within both the attended and unattended streams