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1 tor imagery, especially when the actions are familiar.

2 t looking times for images that were already familiar.

3 l gyrus as videos were rated as increasingly familiar.

4 s observed videos they rated as increasingly familiar.

5 ic symptoms with which physicians need to be familiar.

6 n though target words were simple and highly familiar.

7 in both species, empathy is stronger between familiars.

8 us frequencies while rats looked at novel or familiar 2D images.

9 tion of unfamiliar, compared to conceptually familiar, actions.

10 tory of successes eclipses those of the more familiar ages of dinosaurs and mammals alike.

11 used instead of correlation as the basis of familiar analyses and visualisation methods, including c

12 es of site binding that biochemists are most familiar and comfortable with.

13 ciations are better remembered when they are familiar and draw upon generalized knowledge, suggesting

14 as scientists from varied disciplines become familiar and drawn into these unique challenges, new app

15 Insects are simultaneously familiar and foreign to us, and while a small fraction a

16 place cells recorded across 5 d both in the familiar and in a novel environment presented in a prede

17 e chosen test item during the delay for both familiar and newly learned associations.

18 ions between a history of chronic stress and familiar and novel acute stressors that alter expression

19 ual landmark or while they navigated between familiar and novel arenas of a dual-chamber apparatus.

20 ation mechanisms when the rat walked between familiar and novel arenas.

21 ited craving and physiological responding to familiar and novel cues in the R-E group vs the NR-E gro

22 entations encoded by CA1 place cells of both familiar and novel environments.

23 ssibility by assessing neuronal responses to familiar and novel images in rapid serial visual display

24 ing substantially attenuated craving to both familiar and novel smoking cues and reduced the number o

25 The mean craving response to both familiar and novel smoking cues was significantly lower

26 Human speech is familiar and relevant to domestic dogs (Canis familiaris

27 unfamiliar (Experiment 1), when targets are familiar and the number of possible identities is restri

28 .g., "dog") compared with hearing an equally familiar and unambiguous nonverbal sound (e.g., a dog ba

29 cluding gesturing, looking, and proximity to familiar and unfamiliar human caretakers.

30 at bonobos may cease to discriminate between familiar and unfamiliar individuals after a period of ei

31 controls made tension judgments on Western (familiar) and Indian (unfamiliar) melodies played on pia

32 Likert scale: 1 = very unfamiliar, 7 = very familiar), and concordance with Children's Oncology Grou

33 and actions, especially when the actions are familiar; and (2) the supplementary motor area (SMA), in

34 gated whether visual processing of images of familiar animals and artifacts was enhanced after hearin

35 Ferrofluids are familiar as colloidal suspensions of ferromagnetic nanop

36 rst assumes a forward-in-time version of the familiar autoregressive model for the exposure time seri

37 CSC) Genome Browser and accessed through the familiar browser interface.

38 In familiar, but not stranger, pairs, dyadic testing was as

39 Hz caused animals to treat a novel image as familiar by decreasing time looking at the image, but di

40 as heart-related genes that may underpin the familiar cardiotoxicity phenotype.

41 uting the symptoms of climate change to more familiar causes such as management failure.

42 e superficial plexus revealed vessels in the familiar centripetal branching pattern.

43 analogy between such building blocks and the familiar chemical concepts of "bonds" and "valency" and

44 In addressing this challenge, familiar chemical concepts, such as combinatorial method

45 ealed an association between COL6A5 gene and familiar chronic itch, suggesting a new contributor to t

46 heterotrichous ciliate distantly related to familiar ciliate models, such as Tetrahymena or Parameci

47 l and those who do not because of social and familiar circumstances.

48 w that they can be rationally designed using familiar cis-3WJ examples as a guide.

49 gests that the attenuated offset response to familiar clips reflects reduced encoding.

50 Septins and F-actin are familiar cohabitants of the cleavage furrow yet how they

51 ents with UC and 33 patients with hereditary familiar colon cancer and who underwent colonoscopy surv

52 hat the AON is more responsive when watching familiar compared with unfamiliar actions.

53 l complex, were automatically segmented into familiar compartments.

54 When exposed to a familiar conspecific demonstrator in distress, an observ

55 y increases partner-directed grooming toward familiar conspecifics (but not strangers) that have expe

56 In addition, socially familiar conspecifics served as a safety signal, as anxi

57 Agaricomycetes, or mushrooms, are familiar, conspicuous and morphologically diverse Fungi.

58 place cells, recent experiments morphed one familiar context into another while observing the respon

59 pediting learning and increasing capacity in familiar contexts, but these benefits may simultaneously

60 uding Tyrannosaurs rex--are some of the most familiar dinosaurs of all.

61 vel structural degrees of freedom beyond the familiar dipolar terms responsible for (anti)ferroelectr

62 ted on finding efficient pathways to produce familiar drop-in chemicals and polymer building blocks.

63 o recognize the previously exposed juvenile (familiar) during the retention test.

64 potentials and energy functionals) and less familiar (e.g., the creation of density functionals for

65 ning to ab initio methods through means both familiar (e.g., the creation of various potentials and e

66 friendly interface within Microsoft Excel, a familiar, easily accessed program for chemists and biolo

67 al domain, the heat transfer analogue to the familiar electrical diode.

68 igars categorized both novel combinations of familiar elements as well as strings consisting of novel

69 In contrast to familiar energy standing waves, polarization standing wa

70 is sensitive to geometric deformations of a familiar environment and show that patterns of path inte

71 al characteristics of CA1 place cells in the familiar environment following ReRh lesions.

72 toward a goal from an arbitrary point in the familiar environment is evidence that they have an integ

73 ited drastic changes in CA1 place cells in a familiar environment, similar to those seen during remap

74 response to expansions and contractions of a familiar environment.

75 did not occur following random foraging in a familiar environment.

76 bly patterns representing a novel, but not a familiar, environment correlated with their offline reac

77 ing, by recording grid cells as mice explore familiar environments in complete darkness.

78 ral tasks, but also after random foraging in familiar environments, despite markedly different learni

79 ly morphing the background landscapes of the familiar environments, while tracking fMRI activity.

80 ronmental location and support navigation in familiar environments.

81 ouse exploratory behaviors in novel, but not familiar environments.

82 wever, these increases were not sustained in familiar environments.

83 eased reactivation of online activity during familiar events, in line with a retrieval signature.

84 pus exhibited an increased onset response to familiar events, switching from an online familiarity si

85 The most familiar example is that of a plane wave propagating in

86 ting current is shown to be described by the familiar expression for a generator-collector system: il

87 mechanisms give rise to our highly accurate familiar face recognition but also to our error-prone pe

88 terior areas of the face-processing network, familiar face recognition emerges categorically in media

89 y neuroimaging research, the neural basis of familiar face recognition in humans remains largely unkn

90 ded abruptly when sufficient information for familiar face recognition was accumulated.

91 c nonlinear surge, akin to the abruptness of familiar face recognition.

92 tend the core face-processing network into a familiar face-recognition system.

93 Familiar faces also recruited two hitherto unknown face

94 Personally familiar faces are processed more robustly and efficient

95 Familiarity alters face recognition: Familiar faces are recognized more accurately than unfam

96 iminative neural responses to unfamiliar and familiar faces by slowly increasing visual information (

97 e core face-processing network, responded to familiar faces emerging from a blur with a characteristi

98 resonance imaging, we found that personally familiar faces engage the macaque face-processing networ

99 Although the use of "fix-it" is familiar for explaining medical information to patients,

100 tion with matter, in situations ranging from familiar (for example, reflection and transmission at an

101 Liquid foams are familiar from beer, frothed milk, or bubble baths; foams

102 ial conductance exhibits all of the features familiar from discussions of this phenomenon in bulk sem

103 the Americas has followed a pattern that is familiar from earlier epidemics of other viruses, where

104 average with exogenous input) representation familiar from engineering practice.

105 perirhinal damage are unable to distinguish familiar from novel objects in recognition memory tasks.

106 tructure and composition that complement the familiar functional parameters around which contemporary

107 e capabilities of LDA with those of the more familiar global analysis, as well as providing a number

108 ntation strategies and the evaluation of the familiar global lifetime and target analysis as well as

109 h the empirical and synthetic networks using familiar graph metrics, but presented here in a more com

110 Tyrannosaurids--the familiar group of carnivorous dinosaurs including Tyrann

111 ther reward or no reward and given by both a familiar handler and a stranger.

112 Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) are familiar herbivores of milkweeds of the genus Asclepias,

113 Listeners can recognize familiar human voices from variable utterances, suggesti

114 Instead, learners prefer a familiar hypothesis that is less consistent with the evi

115 spects of familiarity that are shared by all familiar identities and information that distinguishes s

116 -40 Hz during looking caused rats to treat a familiar image as if it were novel by increasing time lo

117 lity is that truncation of the response to a familiar image leaves neurons in a state of readiness to

118 ncrease or decrease exploration of novel and familiar images depending on the frequency of stimulatio

119 s formally analogous to learning principles, familiar in humans and machines, that enable generalisat

120 Although essentialism is more familiar in the context of biological group membership,

121 The resultant conundrum is familiar in transplantation: adequate immunosuppression

122 species with complex social networks, where familiar individuals can encounter one another after lon

123 Recognizing familiar individuals is achieved by the brain by combini

124 images were morphs between the faces of two familiar individuals, chosen because at least one MTL ne

125 ely reveal faces of unfamiliar or personally familiar individuals.

126 bers were touched for more reasons than less familiar individuals.

127 ocessing biases against less expected versus familiar information patterns in relation to genetic ris

128 in neural processing of less expected versus familiar information patterns.

129 ranitidine, also hindered recognition of the familiar juvenile 24-h later.

130 tidine, also hindered the recognition of the familiar juvenile 24-h later.

131 n all cases, the impairment to recognize the familiar juvenile was abolished by the coinfusion of ago

132 with simple structural modifications of the familiar kinetic proofreading biochemical network diagra

133 ich anxiety motivates organisms to return to familiar low-entropy states in order to regain a sense o

134 an be spared for singing familiar songs with familiar lyrics [26].

135 The linkage between the familiar macroscopic shape of hexagonal snowflakes and e

136 s gained mass when living next to related or familiar males and also showed less telomere attrition w

137 rritory boundaries shared between related or familiar males.

138 The crystallization rate exhibits the familiar maximum for intermediate temperature quenches o

139 s, FAM136A and DTNA being candidate gene for familiar MD.

140 This new-for-MutY yet familiar mechanism may also be operative in related base

141 mportant during the transition from novel to familiar memory.

142 here to inspire people to think beyond their familiar model systems and to press funding agencies to

143 ymes was named Type IV, as distinct from the familiar modification-blocked Types I-III.

144 nteractions were observed in pairs of highly familiar monkeys.

145 tivation of vCA1 neurons that respond to the familiar mouse enabled memory retrieval and the associat

146 esponding cells are greater in response to a familiar mouse than to a previously unencountered mouse.

147 Si horizontal lineSi(NHC)](+) to a series of familiar, multiply bonded Si and P compounds as verified

148 patory reinstatement as subjects listen to a familiar narrative.

149 gs when processing less expected versus more familiar number sequences.

150 as those we have for different features of a familiar object.

151 Both recognition of familiar objects and pattern separation, a process that

152 ss likely to use color terms when describing familiar objects.

153 aptic plasticity, creating a template of the familiar odor.

154 The intra- and inter-familiar OI phenotypic variability in the presence of an

155 to interfere with the representation of the familiar one, leading to decreased field stability in bo

156 ew signals more with the unfamiliar than the familiar one, similar to what has previously been found

157 initially interests a fruit fly turns into a familiar one.

158 pendently of habitat or show preferences for familiar ones.

159 ats preferentially explore novel images over familiar ones.

160 g problem is the choice between exploiting a familiar option for a known reward and exploring unfamil

161 ving to choose between predictably rewarding familiar options (exploitation) and risky novel options,

162 mpal CA1 place cells as male rats explored a familiar or a novel environment.

163 e learning had stabilized and stimuli became familiar, or in the absence of learning.

164 Social disruption produced a preference for familiar over novel conspecifics, a change that did not

165 analyze the headings that ants adopt when a familiar panorama composed of two or three shapes is man

166 Novelties are a familiar part of daily life.

167 ike responses returned in the absence of the familiar partner.

168 ses reflected neuronal discrimination of the familiar patterns from novel patterns.

169 nd loss of two axial ligands, they form more familiar, pharmacologically active four-coordinate Pt(II

170 ces and reveals a remarkable analogy between familiar phenomena of raining and catastrophic asteroid

171 In spite of its familiar phenomenology, the mechanistic basis for mental

172 thin 30 days was lower in patients who saw a familiar physician (16.9%; adjusted hazard ratio [aHR],0

173 ion within 30 days was also less common with familiar physician follow-up (25.2%;aHR,0.86;95%CI,0.82-

174 s), 21 848 (55.7%) received follow-up from a familiar physician, 3938 (10.0%) saw an unfamiliar physi

175 mes, particularly if the follow-up is with a familiar physician.

176 We suggest that this familiar picture is missing a crucial dimension: the amo

177 navigational mechanisms of ants targeting a familiar place like the nest or a learned feeding site,

178 flammation on neural processing of novel and familiar place, and face stimuli.

179 acted most adversely were daytime driving in familiar places (odds ratio [OR], 12.4; 95% confidence i

180 disorientation and confusion when navigating familiar places.

181 We suggest a simple and familiar plot to assess heterogeneity across outcomes, w

182 plex decay variants all take the form of the familiar Poisson law of rare events, under a nonlinear r

183 y are compressed uniaxially resulting in the familiar positive Poisson's ratio.

184 olyl-reactive T cells operate outside of the familiar principles of the MHC system, providing a broad

185 modified crops and can function similarly to familiar proteins from Bt.

186 es that one can encounter while interpreting familiar quantities such as which-alternative informatio

187 The AEDT invokes familiar questions and predictions but in a more realist

188 presentation of a social stimulus (novel or familiar rat) or a novel object induces global remapping

189 ed peripheral visual cues that were novel or familiar (received few or many exposures) and predicted

190 fying sensory experiences as either novel or familiar represents a fundamental challenge to neural pr

191 ed (high familial risk) or nondepressed (low familiar risk) probands (first generation).

192 both temporal and spectral cues to identify familiar rivals.

193 as ants learn the views encountered on their familiar route better, they identify more readily unfami

194 ual imagery is well known, enshrined in such familiar sayings as "seeing is believing" and "a picture

195 from soft-bodied taxa (lobopodians) to more familiar sclerotized forms with jointed appendages [1-3]

196 Sweet and mild honeys with familiar sensory properties were preferred by the paneli

197 We show that, although mosquitoes use familiar separated flow patterns, much of the aerodynami

198 the number line, or during the inverse, less familiar, sequence.

199 viously solved structures, the second a more familiar seven-stranded beta/alpha barrel.

200 to reading music scores [13, 14] and singing familiar songs [24, 25].

201 mming melodies but can be spared for singing familiar songs with familiar lyrics [26].

202 ses place cell ensemble representations of a familiar space to cease resembling pre-PCP representatio

203 ical for producing stable representations of familiar spaces.

204 differences in SII/OP1 activity during three familiar speech production tasks: object naming, reading

205 a significant LH bias when presented with a familiar spoken command in which the salience of meaning

206 uest are prevented from collapsing into more familiar, stable structures by the forces that hold the

207 role in the behavioral response to novel and familiar stimuli as a consequence of dopamine-mediated p

208 atistics of the visual response to novel and familiar stimuli in inferior temporal cortex, an area un

209 sm by which once-novel stimuli transition to familiar stimuli is unknown.

210 s increases salience of and interaction with familiar stimuli without affecting novelty responses, wh

211 -selective neurons preferred either novel or familiar stimuli, scaled their response as a function of

212 y engrams can reduce behavioral responses to familiar stimuli, thereby resulting in behavioral habitu

213 ippocampal responses to novel (compared with familiar) stimuli were observed following both vaccine a

214 ravity waves, the subsurface analogue of the familiar surface gravity waves that break on beaches, ar

215 xperiment (n = 26 preschool children), where familiar symbols and line drawings of objects evoked rig

216 d sickness behaviors are the most common and familiar symptoms of infections, their roles in host def

217 olvement during taste novelty processing and familiar taste memory retrieval.

218 Ch levels in novel taste presentation versus familiar taste recognition and ACh levels were associate

219 is the opposite of that which occurs during familiar taste recognition and these differing neurotran

220 xposure is opposite that which occurs during familiar taste recognition.

221 During novel, but not familiar, taste consumption, there is a significant incr

222 We explore use of the familiar tercile framework of seasonal forecasting for t

223 is derived from reflected color or, in more familiar terms, that color perception follows from color

224 neurons in a novel paradigm that presented a familiar test stimulus in a sequence with similar or dis

225 otemporal neurons responded more strongly to familiar than to novel images in such displays.

226 viously successful signals more often with a familiar than unfamiliar recipient, with whom they had n

227 erates features of our social interaction so familiar that they rarely strike us as standing in need

228 relate the likelihood of a given outcome to familiar thermodynamic quantities.

229 synthesis is a truly interdisciplinary tool, familiar to a broad group of scientists who do not other

230 ottom flask and other conventional equipment familiar to a traditional organic chemistry laboratory a

231 Despite their small size, they are familiar to agriculturalists and field ecologists alike

232 ocusing on example applications that will be familiar to biophysicists.

233 d during the PsA-TT clinical development are familiar to groups conducting field trials in different

234 models and high-throughput data in a format familiar to many biologists.

235 Many ecomorphotypes familiar to modern mammal fauna evolved independently ea

236 n as a mode of eukaryotic cell regulation is familiar to most biochemists, many are less familiar wit

237 ecause developments in recent years are more familiar to most contemporary researchers, we end with a

238 Data formats familiar to MS practitioners are then transformed to tho

239 This mental model is familiar to patients and physicians, but it is ineffecti

240 Whereas some paired associates were familiar to the crows, novel associations had to be lear

241 ry approach, as well as the one that is most familiar to the individual surgeon, because there is oft

242 Many of these lessons will be familiar to those with experience in crafting knowledge

243 as the associated beautiful complex patterns familiar to us from our every day life experience.

244 zed and understood mechanistically using the familiar tools of organometallic chemistry.

245 li were occasionally interspersed within the familiar training stimuli.

246 the use of epicardial pacing systems to the familiar transvenous systems of today.

247 istinct from endosomes, lysosomes, and other familiar vesicles or organelles.

248 and anti-predator tactics [8-12], though the familiar view of the solitary octopus faces a growing li

249 ulation engines in a seamless way within the familiar Virtual Cell (VCell) modeling environment.

250 in CA1 neurons while mice explored novel and familiar virtual environments.

251 ations, subjects responded more intensely to familiar voices than to calls from unknown individuals -

252 Institutions were asked whether they were familiar with "Image Gently," the North American guideli

253 expand, and the cardiac intensivist must be familiar with a broad spectrum of procedures and their s

254 While many are familiar with actin as a well-conserved component of the

255 first time by following conspecifics already familiar with agricultural patches.

256 compared with those admitted by intensivists familiar with an ICU elsewhere in the same hospital.

257 Radiologists should be familiar with anatomical and pathological findings of pe

258 scholarly community that is likely both more familiar with and trusting of the relevant risk mitigati

259 s published, readers would be expected to be familiar with at least 15 different statistical methods.

260 cial interactions in dyads of monkeys highly familiar with each other.

261 credibly time-consuming, I have become quite familiar with every paper that we publish.

262 has been time-consuming, I have become very familiar with every paper that we publish.

263 n adolescents, yet pediatricians may be less familiar with how to counsel adolescents about implants

264 Also, 82.4% of sites indicated they were familiar with Image Gently, 57.1% were familiar with the

265 Three dermatologists familiar with immunobullous diseases and the indexes rat

266 , and all healthcare professionals should be familiar with its recognition and acute and ongoing mana

267 ll as all healthcare professionals should be familiar with its recognition and acute management.

268 l inference in economics written for readers familiar with machine learning methods.

269 ists can help maximize patient care by being familiar with MR imaging features of perianal Crohn dise

270 e applied by well-trained clinicians who are familiar with multimodal treatments.

271 , which is activated as novel stimuli become familiar with multiple exposures.

272 ns are assessed by experts at regional sites familiar with patterns of usual interstitial pneumonia a

273 familiar to most biochemists, many are less familiar with protein kinase/phosphatase signaling netwo

274 US clinicians need to be familiar with recommendations regarding when to suspect

275 ts, and epidemiologists worldwide need to be familiar with shifting trends in enteric fever.

276 were familiar with Image Gently, 57.1% were familiar with the 2010 North American consensus guidelin

277 , particularly uninsured survivors, were not familiar with the ACA.

278 Physicians should be familiar with the advantages and disadvantages of each t

279 Health-care providers might have become familiar with the clinical picture of low C-reactive pro

280 Therefore, it is important to be familiar with the entity for its early diagnosis and man

281 For example, most students are already familiar with the fictional infectious diseases responsi

282 ore than 50% of the sites-particularly those familiar with the guidelines-were compliant with the gui

283 ice still exists, particularly for sites not familiar with the guidelines.

284 s by more than a factor of 10, for sites not familiar with the guidelines.

285 ce to the authors' claims to give those less familiar with the minutiae of cortical circuits a better

286 sions from decision analytic studies and are familiar with the specific definitions of the terminolog

287 ease, it is important for radiologists to be familiar with the unique considerations for imaging wome

288 Clinicians should become familiar with this alternative differential diagnosis be

289 ogy, primarily for investigators who are not familiar with this approach.

290 tation to action for cardiologists to become familiar with this emerging subspecialty.

291 , it is imperative that nephrologists become familiar with this literature, reviewed here, so that th

292 ics Reviewer or advice from external experts familiar with UK legislation.

293 Once a user is familiar with Vaa3D, visualization usually runs in real

294 Pediatricians should be familiar with why and when to refer patients for surgery

295 face postoperative/other images they are not familiar with.

296 nd findings that the lay patient will not be familiar with?

297 areas emerged when newborns listened to the familiar word in the test phase.

298 isually and phonologically matched groups of familiar words and meaningless pseudowords.

299 rised by specific activation enhancement for familiar words, starting as early as ~70 ms after the on

300 an ancient feature of life on earth, and the familiar X and Y chromosomes in humans and other model s