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1 rm a lasting representation that can be used flexibly.

2 toire, they were often combined and produced flexibly.

3 he emitted beam of THz QCLs controllably and flexibly.

4 t enabled respondents to express uncertainty flexibly.

5 o treat prepotent stimuli and responses more flexibly.

6 t maladaptive responses, and change behavior flexibly.

7 tion of many relatively simple units coupled flexibly.

8 A polymerase III transcription terminator is flexibly accommodated within the transcription complex a

9 We demonstrate that males feed their mates flexibly according to the female's current food preferen

10 ans, showing that such plasticity (1) occurs flexibly across multiple time scales and (2) involves mu

11 (OFC) impairs the ability of individuals to flexibly adapt behavior to changing stimulus-reward (S-R

12 earning mechanisms underlying our ability to flexibly adapt the control settings to changing environm

13 It is a vital ability of humans to flexibly adapt their behavior to different environmental

14 l regulation of both modes allows animals to flexibly adapt their locomotion strategy under sensory s

15 logic states while local neural networks can flexibly adapt to new conditions.

16 To flexibly adapt to the demands of their environment, anim

17 states often change and require organisms to flexibly adapt valuation processes to select the optimal

18 h construction of a fairness motivation that flexibly adapted to the social environment.

19 aptive behavior in a changing world requires flexibly adapting one's rate of learning to the rate of

20 from different perspectives, and quickly and flexibly adapting to changed circumstances).

21 the dusky dottyback (Pseudochromis fuscus), flexibly adapts its body coloration to mimic differently

22 of space, visual resolution at that location flexibly adapts, becoming sharper to resolve fine-scale

23 This approach flexibly addresses problems associated with low replicat

24 The ability to flexibly adjust evaluative processes so that currently i

25 Importantly, mice were able to flexibly adjust the amount of prior information used for

26 aptic plasticity enables decision neurons to flexibly adjust the readout scheme to task demands, wher

27 s assessed whether participants were able to flexibly adjust their behavior to changes in the desirab

28 evaluation of the participants' capacity to flexibly adjust their behaviour to changes in action out

29 across a wide range of animal species, males flexibly adjust their contribution to parental care in r

30 tive or supplemented birds suggest that they flexibly adjust their scatter-hoarding behaviour to the

31 Infants in a no-stress control group flexibly adjusted their behavior by disengaging from the

32 sed in the preceding sleep and were rapidly, flexibly adjusted via NMDAR-dependent activity.

33 d in BIOA; it is suggested that inability to flexibly allocate attention could be one important facto

34 l environment, it is essential to be able to flexibly allocate attention to parts of the visual scene

35 Participants can use internal attention to flexibly allocate cognitive resources to a particular di

36 s implemented in GIGI-Pick, this method also flexibly allows initial manual selection of subjects and

37 Neuromodulators rapidly and flexibly alter the efficacy of these synaptic connection

38 ctional connectivity that can be rapidly and flexibly altered during behavior.

39 The human ability to flexibly alternate between tasks represents a central co

40 ed as a limited resource that is distributed flexibly among all items to be maintained in memory.

41 a common core metagenome and seems to differ flexibly among animals with different diets.

42 axial element proteins of budding yeast are flexibly anchored to chromatin by the ring-like cohesin

43 n nature, relies on the Dirichlet process to flexibly and adaptively model the effect size distributi

44 s to predict their futures to adjust actions flexibly and adaptively.

45 hese findings demonstrate that attention can flexibly and dynamically facilitate the processing of mu

46 a process that in chickens, as in primates, flexibly and dynamically modulates detection performance

47 Flexibly and efficiently orienting to salient informatio

48 Approaches that can flexibly and intuitively, integrate known gene-phenotype

49 veloped the annotatr Bioconductor package to flexibly and quickly summarize and plot annotations of g

50 To survive, an organism must be able to flexibly and rapidly locate the most relevant sources of

51 cessity and benefits of sharing spatial data flexibly and securely.

52 dicity demonstrates that distinct mechanisms flexibly and synergistically operate to facilitate perce

53 ns are crucial only when memory must be used flexibly, and that these neurons regulate dentate gyrus

54 a crescent-shaped ssDNA binding claw that is flexibly appended to an APE2 endonuclease/exonuclease/ph

55 version and the polarization rotation can be flexibly applied in various applications such as imaging

56 t accommodates a variety of HMMs that can be flexibly applied to many biological studies and beyond.

57 aspect of episodic memory is the ability to flexibly apply and recombine information from past exper

58 eral limitations still hinder the ability to flexibly assemble and collectively share different types

59 are competing, weak, or absent, we can also flexibly assign one surface as the front.

60 Categorization is our ability to flexibly assign sensory stimuli into discrete, behaviora

61 nding of the role of these two structures in flexibly associating stimuli with reinforcement, we rean

62 ing both its N-terminal catalytic domain and flexibly attached C-terminal anticodon-binding domain (C

63 al stalk with the pleckstrin homology domain flexibly attached on its opposing end.

64 2) comprises 2 antiparallel D3 monomers with flexibly attached protrusions of D'.

65 ns an all-helical DNA-binding domain that is flexibly attached to a compact (beta(3)-alpha)(2) dimer-

66 The 3' region of the U2 snRNP is flexibly attached to the SF3b-containing domain and prot

67 al unit to which the RING and ZZ domains are flexibly attached.

68 Human can flexibly attend to a variety of stimulus dimensions, inc

69 tion for global broadcasting, thus making it flexibly available for computation and report (C1, consc

70 Switching flexibly between behavioral goals is a hallmark of execu

71 for head-fixed mice, requiring them to shift flexibly between multiple auditory-motor mappings.

72 This resource can be shifted flexibly between objects, with allocation biased by sele

73 anging particle size, pH(prec) can be varied flexibly between ~4 and ~7.

74 Importantly, additional RNA elements extend flexibly beyond the docking site.

75 ent carotenoid, suggesting that the proteins flexibly bind a range of carotenoids.

76 ed inverse photoconductors can be engineered flexibly by adjusting the material properties of the nan

77 vity loop and their wavelengths can be tuned flexibly by programming the tunable filter embedded in t

78 Notably, a value can be determined flexibly by recent experience or stably by prolonged exp

79 s should be able to update the object values flexibly by recent experiences and retain them stably by

80 infants' reasoning about food preferences is flexibly calibrated to their own experiences: Tests of b

81 y the simplest, and it outperforms others in flexibly categorizing rapidly and reliably.

82 Animals can flexibly change their behavior in response to a particul

83 Interestingly, the parietal cortex flexibly changes its content of representation within tr

84 A time-varying effects model was used to flexibly characterize the trajectory of global cognition

85 t neuronal drives that select, activate, and flexibly combine muscle synergies specified by networks

86 Human brains flexibly combine the meanings of words to compose struct

87 sought visual targets requires our brains to flexibly combine working memory information about what w

88 These features can be flexibly combined to serve various needs of the users, m

89 The methods presented here can be flexibly combined with methods developed by others addre

90 f the large number of muscles in the body by flexibly combining muscle coordination patterns, termed

91 This regularized estimate is derived by flexibly combining the empirical measurements with a pri

92 ing framework, such hidden state transitions flexibly configure memory networks for memory-guided beh

93 methyltransferase maps to a more distal and flexibly connected globule.

94 ordered packing of chains constructed out of flexibly connected hard spheres.

95 We found that the two domains are flexibly connected in solution, indicating a dynamic equ

96 tion consisting of an N-terminal ATPase core flexibly connected to a C-terminal nuclease domain.

97 affinity is attributed to the cooperation of flexibly connected VHS and UIM motifs of ESCRT-0 in avid

98 Adaptive behavior requires the ability to flexibly control actions.

99 rces and cell density, while tight junctions flexibly control diffusion both within the plasma membra

100 r of coherent oscillatory gain modulation to flexibly control information flow, our results identify

101 A new study shows that female stink bugs can flexibly control the colour of their eggs depending on t

102 uggest that these different theta generators flexibly coordinate hippocampal regions and layers to su

103 sts that the control of TFL1 is important to flexibly counterbalance incoming FT signals, allowing a

104 ptive behaviors rely on neural circuits that flexibly couple the same sensory input to alternative ou

105 antennas as well as electron donors and are flexibly coupled to an electron-accepting C60 to realize

106 The TMD is a flexibly curved alpha helix, making it well suited for p

107 earch enable biological discoveries based on flexibly defined structural similarity, unleashing the p

108 echnology requirements in the Convention are flexibly defined, under a global energy and development

109 a host of other abilities that are deployed flexibly depending on the characteristics of the target

110 As adults, we construe this relation flexibly, depending in part on the situation at hand.

111 can improve infants' ability to sustain and flexibly deploy attention.

112 Humans are able to flexibly devise and implement rules to reach their desir

113 To explore how flexibly different patterns of activity can be accessed

114 s approach on three structurally similar but flexibly differentiated ligands of human Pin1, a peptidy

115 threats, it is important for an organism to flexibly direct attention based on current events and pr

116 the C-terminal segment from P10 to K13 to be flexibly disordered in this intermediate-affinity bound

117 The other includes a flexibly disordered N-terminal tail (residues 1-9), foll

118 l opioid signature, YGGF, was observed to be flexibly disordered, the central part of the peptide fro

119 e randomly assigned to receive double-blind, flexibly dosed divalproex or a placebo adjunctive to sti

120 Flexibly dosed triple-combination pharmacotherapy for up

121 Starch is a major food component and can be flexibly employed to formulate various products.

122 he basic tails of both proteins are attached flexibly, enabling them to bind rigid duplex DNA segment

123 gnitive tasks exhibits complex dynamics that flexibly encode task-relevant variables.

124 ft mid-superior temporal cortex (lmSTC) that flexibly encodes "who did what to whom" in visually pres

125 g behaviors and to determine how this system flexibly encodes and responds to positive and negative s

126 t the firing rate of OT neurons robustly and flexibly encodes the valence of conditioned odors over i

127 rt the development of a modular approach for flexibly engineering phosphorylation circuits using desi

128 The method uses a cubic smoothing spline to flexibly estimate the daily risk of an event after vacci

129 detached from the histone core surface, and flexibly expanded toward the solvent.

130 ce learned, dopamine prediction signals were flexibly expressed in a state-dependent manner.

131 subset of motor programs, retraction can be flexibly extended by adding a phase of network activity

132 idues, respectively, have been shown to form flexibly extended linkers to the preceding globular doma

133 the nsp3 residues 528 to 648, and there is a flexibly extended N-terminal tail with the residues 513

134 Here we describe vcfanno, which flexibly extracts and summarizes attributes from multipl

135 from SAXS data, one promising approach is to flexibly fit a known high-resolution protein structure t

136 It has become popular to refine or flexibly fit atomic models into density maps derived fro

137 nent atomic structures frequently have to be flexibly fitted into them.

138 The flexibly fitted model includes previously missing loops

139 ucture to the reconstruction was improved by flexibly fitting an atomic model built by mixing structu

140 t 2 showed that BIOA also showed deficits in flexibly focusing their attention between two tasks acco

141 The Tat system may need to transport flexibly folded proteins in any case when cofactor assem

142 f units, our algorithm constructs the groups flexibly for any chosen minimum size.

143 from their previously associated outcomes or flexibly from deliberative consideration of potential ch

144 ured by "model-free" learning algorithms, or flexibly from prospective consideration of outcomes that

145 e show how indirection enables the system to flexibly generalize its behavior substantially beyond it

146 y play a critical role in enabling humans to flexibly generate complex thoughts.

147 ally coupled assemblies, independent neurons flexibly generate sequential population activity within

148 t illuminates the mechanisms by which humans flexibly guide behavior in complex environments.

149 s stimulus bound and error prone rather than flexibly guided by context.

150 In addition, distance-based tests cannot flexibly handle confounding variables, which can result

151 es closely eluting ITs in the m/z dimension, flexibly handles heteroscedastic m/z variances and does

152 cells)) can be monitored simultaneously and flexibly (hours/weeks/months) without the need for restr

153 mulation, here we show that covert attention flexibly improves and speeds up both detection and discr

154 ears to be feasible and could be implemented flexibly in a number of different ways.

155 ain handles mentally represented information flexibly in the absence of sensory stimulation, working

156 Energetic flexibly in U. bilobatum highlights the fundamental role

157 est" and "others." The categorization tracks flexibly, in real time, the absolute strength of the str

158 e-based, interactive sessions designed to be flexibly incorporated into the existing conference struc

159 econd hypothesis, showing that attention can flexibly increase or decrease correlations depending on

160 Executive control involves the ability to flexibly inhibit or change an action when it is contextu

161 er brain function relies upon the ability to flexibly integrate information across specialized commun

162 for well-defined organized brain networks to flexibly integrate information.

163 le phosphorylation gain - that allow Hsf1 to flexibly integrate signals from the proteostasis network

164 For such value-based choices, organisms must flexibly integrate various types of sensory information

165 iences encountered at different times can be flexibly integrated into these coherent representations.

166 ning mechanism that infers future demands by flexibly integrating remote and recent past experiences.

167 This suggests that LIP plays a role in flexibly integrating task-relevant sensory signals.

168 can position colloids of one type relatively flexibly into a range of desired structures, but it rema

169 an R package, InterpretMSSpectrum integrates flexibly into existing metabolomics pipelines and is fre

170 Moreover, individual neurons flexibly join multiple ensembles, vastly expanding the e

171 ed a cued sorting task that required them to flexibly judge the relationship between pairs of multiva

172 It remains unclear how PMv networks can flexibly link percepts of objects affording multiple gra

173 Soluble Env mimics, like the native flexibly linked (NFL) and SOSIP trimers, derived from th

174 The recently reported native, flexibly linked (NFL) design allows the generation of na

175 he data indicate that the two C2 domains are flexibly linked and do not interact with each other in s

176 sigma(70) family members contain four flexibly linked domains.

177 The flexibly linked E2~Ub conjugates have been shown to form

178 TPX2 uses two flexibly linked elements ('ridge' and 'wedge') in a nove

179 ied oligonucleotides (ONs) or DNA containing flexibly linked hydrophobic substituents in the major gr

180 RepA proteins consist of flexibly linked N-terminal (NTD) and C-terminal (CTD) do

181 Two flexibly linked N-terminal zinc fingers recognize the ex

182 fused, extended, FHA-BRCT(1)-BRCT(2) domains flexibly linked to C-terminal Mre11- and ATM-binding mot

183 ntained in SUD-MC, where the two domains are flexibly linked.

184 eIF3, to which five peripheral subunits are flexibly linked.

185 pecies as a task that indexes the ability to flexibly make and reverse deterministic stimulus-reward

186 date the missing-not-at-random scenario more flexibly, making it especially suited for sensitivity an

187 e suggest that a major function for M2 is to flexibly map antecedent signals such as sensory cues to

188 Ultimately, neural circuits have to flexibly map highly stimulus-specific information in spa

189 e neural mechanisms that enable the brain to flexibly measure and reproduce time intervals are not kn

190 ential and truncated normal distributions to flexibly model signal intensity and uses a truncated nor

191 Is the ability to flexibly modify behavior based on visual experience uniq

192 as also sufficient to support the ability to flexibly modulate the magnitude of the fear responses.

193 uggest that the evolution of the capacity to flexibly modulate vocal output may be associated with re

194 cAMP-Ca(2+) signaling mechanisms, needed for flexibly modulating network strength in young associatio

195 ned individual differences in the ability to flexibly navigate routes that overlap with, and must be

196 relate with our ability rapidly to learn and flexibly navigate routes through our world.

197 mans differ in their individual abilities to flexibly navigate their world, and a critical question i

198 The ability of animals to flexibly navigate through complex environments depends o

199 selection between actions allow an agent to flexibly obtain the currently most desired outcome.

200 Our toolkit contains 12 TFs, flexibly operating as activators, repressors, dual activ

201 nfluences decision (cost-benefit) strategies flexibly or only post-decision action execution and lear

202 al for survival, but their values may change flexibly or remain stable.

203 Such object values change flexibly or remain stable.

204 ect a set of categorical actions that can be flexibly organized into variable sequences.

205 Moreover, sequence elements are shown to flexibly participate multiple times in the sequence, sug

206 ure, we found evidence that wild chimpanzees flexibly plan their breakfast time, type, and location a

207 Rather, epithelia flexibly polarize Rab distribution, producing membrane t

208 eveloped a dynamic enrichment algorithm that flexibly predicts SCP-SCP relationships beyond the curre

209 /PFC) are believed to coordinate activity to flexibly prioritize the processing of goal-relevant over

210 oss all sleep stages, the brain's ability to flexibly process sensory information, up to the decision

211 out active thought, namely, to reason, think flexibly, produce strategies, and formulate and realize

212 carry orbital angular momentum (OAM), can be flexibly produced and measured with infrared and visible

213 hexamers suggest that this loop in each case flexibly projects from an outer surface.

214 abase (PGD) enables biologists to easily and flexibly query information about the conformation alone,

215 The ability to flexibly, rapidly, and accurately perform novel tasks is

216 For an organism to flexibly react to a changing environment, information pr

217 tigate the ability of the hexameric model to flexibly rearrange to adapt to the local lipid environme

218 val where multiple memories are recalled and flexibly recombined in service of successful behavior.

219 task demands and that this evolution can be flexibly recomputed within 100 ms to accommodate online

220 hought to arise from the brain's capacity to flexibly reconfigure interactions between spatially dist

221 their outcomes and further show that it can flexibly reconfigure its function within single trials.

222 nto large-scale functional networks that can flexibly reconfigure their connectivity patterns, suppor

223 vide a library of motor subtasks that can be flexibly recruited by parallel descending pathways to ge

224 Instead, young children flexibly recruited geometric representations of either n

225 Abundant work suggests that such control is flexibly recruited to accommodate dynamically changing e

226 We apply this approach to flexibly redirect flux through a complex branched metabo

227 ,37 = 6.76, P = 0.01), and were more able to flexibly redirect their attention (F1,38 = 4.64, P = 0.0

228 ty truly reflects illusory motion, it should flexibly reflect filling-in of any path, subjectively pe

229 The prefrontal cortex (PFC) is thought to flexibly regulate sensorimotor responses, perhaps throug

230 ain regions underlies primates' capacity for flexibly regulating anxiety, the functional architecture

231 k genotype format used 1.5% or less space to flexibly represent phased or unphased genotypes with mul

232 his may impair the ability of individuals to flexibly respond to the environment, thus contributing t

233 atory network able to encode information and flexibly respond to varying demands.

234 r results thus help illuminate how the brain flexibly responds under differing attentional demands to

235 These properties make cells flexibly responsive to network activation at varying fre

236 In our daily life, we rapidly and flexibly retrieve a host of biographical details about i

237 al inference denotes the capacity to encode, flexibly retrieve, and integrate multiple memories to co

238 ompulsive as demonstrated by an inability to flexibly reverse stimulus-reward relationships in an odo

239 Thus, multiple types of neural signals are flexibly routed in the DLPFC so as to favor actions that

240 RMG circuit and illustrate how a circuit is flexibly sculpted to guide behavioral decisions in a con

241 ortex activity in macaque monkeys trained to flexibly select and integrate noisy sensory inputs towar

242 Variable light focusing is the ability to flexibly select the focal distance of a lens.

243 reward expectations, but is not critical for flexibly selecting actions using current reward values.

244 ic cognition when there was a requirement to flexibly shape conceptual activation in line with the ta

245 ting factor underlying tracking capacity can flexibly shift between these two attentional mechanisms

246 aspect of fear modulation is the ability to flexibly shift fear responses from one stimulus to anoth

247 -trial changes in participants' abilities to flexibly shift the focus of attention.

248 dual modes of cognitive control that can be flexibly shifted within PFC regions, via modulation of n

249 ese features provide a circuit mechanism for flexibly shifting focus and adjusting emotional drive in

250 Further, we show that people are capable of flexibly shifting from moral to non-moral evaluations on

251 probabilistic inference over hierarchies of flexibly structured representations can address some of

252 se production of succinate, which is used to flexibly sustain membrane potential, ATP synthesis, and

253 ined to encode and memorize numerosities and flexibly switch between two abstract quantitative rules

254 ynamics of these oscillations uncover how we flexibly switch focus between memory representations.

255 Furthermore, monkeys could flexibly switch from predictive to reactive saccades whe

256 We conclude that humans are able to flexibly switch timekeeping strategies to maintain task

257 mans, is the ability to modify behaviour and flexibly switch to more productive or efficient alternat

258 How information flow is rapidly and flexibly switched among connected areas remains poorly u

259 l prefrontal cortex connectivity to amygdala flexibly switched between positive and negative coupling

260 avioral responses, and (c) are more adept at flexibly switching behavioral patterns.

261 absorption and fluorescence spectra of these flexibly tethered dyads were compared with those of the

262 m structures, respectively, characterized by flexibly tethered globular domains.

263 of proteins whose activity is controlled by flexibly tethered ligands and receptors.

264 Pol epsilon contains two flexibly tethered lobes.

265 composed of programmable DNA-binding ligands flexibly tethered to a small molecule that engages the t

266 an artificial trimer containing three gp120s flexibly tethered to a trimerization tag binds three CD4

267 We also present the structure of a flexibly-tethered Dna2-Rpa interaction that recruits Dna

268 nonspecifically to large RNA substrates and flexibly tethering the core for the unwinding of neighbo

269 oral and spatial filtering stronger and more flexibly than expected.

270 nts materialize in 2025, and if NPPs operate flexibly, then the share of coal-fired electricity will

271 ning in a constant environment, and adapting flexibly to a changing one, through changes in reinforce

272 reasing evidence suggests synapses must form flexibly to accommodate ongoing motility and displacemen

273 Animals and humans need to move deftly and flexibly to adapt to environmental demands.

274 The ability of wild animals to respond flexibly to anthropogenic environmental changes, includi

275 x (PFC) contribute to the ability to respond flexibly to changes in reward contingencies, with the me

276 The best way to respond flexibly to changes in the environment is to anticipate

277 s especially need to be adaptive and respond flexibly to changing environments, availability of resou

278 onnectivity between brain networks may adapt flexibly to cognitive demand, a process that could under

279 Successful foragers respond flexibly to environmental stimuli.

280 s, which allows them to manipulate knowledge flexibly to infer logical relations, has only recently g

281 Family carers act flexibly to provide continuity, support and take respons

282 of a pool of resources that can be allocated flexibly to provide either a small number of high-resolu

283 also illustrate that plant cells can respond flexibly to serious challenges of compromised MT-depende

284 compromise the systems' abilities to respond flexibly to stressful circumstances.

285 on produced an increased capacity to respond flexibly to varying social contexts as well as expansion

286 in continuous speech, theta oscillations can flexibly track the syllabic rhythm and temporally organi

287 oplasmic shuttling as a dynamic network that flexibly transmits quantitative features of the extracel

288 iew that WM resources can be dynamically and flexibly updated as new items have to be stored, but red

289 method suggests a simple and general way to flexibly use broadband current sources to produce broad

290 spect of adaptive learning is the ability to flexibly use past experiences to guide new decisions.

291 Chimpanzees flexibly used the tokens to obtain foods from an experim

292 tures and multi-modal combinations were more flexibly used to communicate a goal than vocalisations.

293 ow the neurocognitive system dynamically and flexibly uses bottom-up and top-down information to make

294 hippocampal dentate gyrus are important for flexibly using memories, but the mechanism is controvers

295 ng molecular mechanisms allow CA1 neurons to flexibly utilize signaling mechanisms best tuned to temp

296 he cadence of their speech, and children can flexibly vary their temporal expectations of events.

297 These dopamine increases (ramps) scaled flexibly with both the distance and size of the rewards.

298 and the finding that this network can couple flexibly with other networks to support complex goal-dir

299 r tracts; and (2) functional networks emerge flexibly with the development of normal cognition and be

300 RS) is that the nanogap size can be tailored flexibly, with the sub-2 nm nanogap leading to the highe