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1 professional, speciality, organisational and relational.

2 e answers, there appears to be a wide gap in relational ability between humans and other primates--ev

3 We propose an alternative relational, action-based account, which attempts to gras

4 esentation of odor quality may rely on these relational activity patterns.

5 espect, like, hate, and fear, track distinct relational affordances, and each is emotionally pluripot

6 We developed a relational analysis of bacterial, fungal and viral commu

7 t heart, including detailed understanding of relational anatomy.

8 trium, occlusion, snaring, and 3-dimensional relational anatomy.

9 vention while highlighting the roles of both relational and biological factors in these developmental

10 indings suggest that taking into account the relational and emotional dimensions of surgical practice

11 fatty acids and a negative relation of both relational and item memory accuracy with intake of SFAs.

12 The Relational and Item-Specific Encoding (RiSE) paradigm ha

13 erest to test activation differences between relational and item-specific memory during encoding and

14 Both relational and Key Value models have been used for manag

15 sis planning is discussed in terms of visual relational and visual reflexive thinking modalities rely

16 In addition, psychological, relational, and cultural factors significantly influence

17 k-end refactoring from an object oriented to relational architecture, allowing associated SQL access;

18 ent types of wealth (material, embodied, and relational), as well as the extent of wealth inequality

19 empirical data on how the informational and relational aspects of communication affect patient's act

20 he hippocampus-a brain structure critical to relational/associative memory-has remarkable plasticity

21 atomic Gene Expression Atlas (AGEA) is a new relational atlas revealing the genetic architecture of t

22 pisodic memory formation with domain-general relational binding mechanisms supported by the hippocamp

23 portions of a relational memory task (i.e., relational binding task: P-trend = 0.015 and 0.050 for t

24 Tests included memory (deferred imitation, relational binding, habituation) and attention tasks (vi

25 al bullying (including physical, verbal, and relational bullying) or cyberbullying 2-3 times a month

26 Relational but not item memory is primarily supported by

27 reduced in schizophrenia for recognition of relational but not item-specific information (z > 2.3; P

28 ositively associated with performance on the relational but not the item memory task.

29 A move toward implementation of relational classification schemes based on inherent prop

30 - feelings of empathy, positive affect, and relational closeness.

31 Our findings suggest that global relational codes may be used to organize nonspatial conc

32 ally to quantum coherences, but instead only relational coherences in a multipartite scenario can con

33 ent and meaningful, is formed around sets of relational commitments, is enacted and contextualised, a

34 howed that DLPFC activity was greater during relational compared with item-specific encoding and that

35 Activity in the VLPFC was also greater for relational compared with item-specific encoding, but VLP

36 Thus, multi-dimensional relational comparisons of vaccine humoral fingerprints o

37 y was scaled parametrically as determined by relational complexity theory.

38 Mastering a relational concept involves encoding a relationship by t

39 Here we describe relational concept learning in newborn ducklings without

40 and apply them to novel stimuli is known as relational concept learning.

41 Can bees learn relational concepts of 'above' and 'below'?

42 Relational concepts such as "same," "different," "better

43 far more broadly and especially from taking relational context into account.

44 of the concept of teaming and the tenets of relational coordination are crucial to the promotion of

45 listic framework to integrate information in relational data, in the form of a protein-protein intera

46 ls, we have created the Ubiquitin Structural Relational Database (UbSRD), an SQL database of features

47 eb application have been restructured into a relational database and a Java servlet written to provid

48 VIPERdb is a relational database and a web portal for icosahedral vir

49 TFinDit is a relational database and a web search tool for studying t

50 The kinomes are stored in a relational database and are accessible through a web int

51 ermines transcript regions, stores them in a relational database and associates them with known refer

52 ration Center (PATRIC) is a genomics-centric relational database and bioinformatics resource designed

53 eely accessible at http://www.tcdb.org, is a relational database containing sequence, structural, fun

54 We present the relational database EDULISS (EDinburgh University Ligand

55 he LIPID MAPS Structure Database (LMSD) is a relational database encompassing structures and annotati

56 ll a local MySQL implementation of the dbSNP relational database for a specified organism.

57 Molecule Pages data is present in an object-relational database format and is freely accessible to t

58 sed via the web application or downloaded in relational database format.

59 0 postoperative patients and combined into a relational database formatted with patient characteristi

60 he comparative analysis of viral proteins, a relational database has been constructed.

61 tion, the volume of public data in the PRIDE relational database has increased by more than an order

62 n practices that maintain data uniformity, a relational database implementation based on a schema for

63 aps the PseudoBase dataset into a searchable relational database including additional functionalities

64 s, along with its elaborate search function, relational database infrastructure and convenient data d

65 tabase infrastructure replaced with a robust relational database management system (RDMS).

66 red in relational tables using a PostgrelSQL relational database management system.

67 xpert data analysts who are experienced with relational database management to perform large-scale in

68 is hosted on a web-based platform that uses relational database models (MySQL).

69 nd against data collected in a multi-centred relational database of primate ageing, suggests that the

70 achnoServer, a web portal to a comprehensive relational database of spider toxins.

71 fPOP (footprinting Pockets Of Proteins) is a relational database of the protein functional surfaces i

72 Organelle DB is a web-accessible relational database presenting a supplemented catalog of

73 tonGen is a curated and integrated web-based relational database providing access to publicly availab

74 Chado is a relational database schema now being used to manage biol

75 Our question was whether we could create a relational database schema that would be successfully re

76 developed, which reads from and writes to a relational database schema, and allows users to annotate

77 Generic Model Organism Database (GMOD) Chado relational database schema.

78 e interface to write data adapters for other relational database schemas and flat file formats.

79 untability Act standards and integrated with relational database software to create electronic intens

80 r installation and is now independent of any relational database system.

81 CAPS-DB is a relational database that allows the user to search, brow

82 nt/server tool having two main components: a relational database that collects the processed alignmen

83 StellaBase SNP is a relational database that describes the location and unde

84 foster such studies: StellaBase Disease is a relational database that houses 155 904 invertebrate hom

85 implementation of PomBase integrates a Chado relational database that houses manually curated data wi

86 resent the Synthetic Gene Database (SGDB): a relational database that houses sequences and associated

87 Metscape 2 uses an internal relational database that integrates data from KEGG and E

88 POGs/PlantRBP is a relational database that integrates data from rice, Arab

89 a sequence/alignment editor and an internal relational database that simplify the preparation and ma

90 ed on September 27, 2010, and entered into a relational database to analyze aggregate data.

91 The remaining 33,809 ORFs were placed in a relational database to which additional annotation data

92 BID is a relational database used to load and curate study data p

93 ive Analysis Database (rCAD)-that utilizes a relational database was developed to manipulate and anal

94 GlycoBase is a relational database which contains the HPLC elution posi

95 e interactively queried from a user-provided relational database with a user-friendly interface which

96 The MOrpholino DataBase is a MySQL relational database with an online, PHP interface.

97 Data are organized in a relational database with user-friendly search interface

98 The PATRIC infrastructure consists of a relational database, analytical pipelines and a website

99 the results organized into a web-searchable relational database, called the DarkHorse HGT Candidate

100 r transcription profiles were entered into a relational database, EyeSAGE, including microarray expre

101 ncluded combining case and contact data in a relational database, facilitating data-driven contact tr

102 The benefits of an underlying relational database, flexibility and the ease of use of

103 We report the construction of a relational database, ORChID (OH Radical Cleavage Intensi

104 We have implemented a relational database, PreCalcDB, to store pre-computed pr

105 accessible, web-based tool created around a relational database, which enables storage, analysis and

106 newly created application includes a dynamic relational database, which is kept up to date by laborat

107 n then be queried and manipulated in a local relational database.

108 these components can be loaded into a Chado relational database.

109 store PDB searches and results in a backend relational database.

110 mpiled in a user-friendly, easily searchable relational database.

111 The DB-PABP was implemented as a MySQL relational database.

112 The data is stored in a MySQL relational database.

113 as been made available through a MySQL based relational database.

114 instances were extracted and organized in a relational database.

115 Gene-RefSeq; (viii) establishment of a MySql relational database; and (ix) use of web content managem

116 A central relational-database-like Table class is a flexible and p

117 le formats and additionally can be output to relational databases for further annotation and filterin

118 r, with an accelerated development pace, non-relational databases like CouchDB can be ideal tools to

119 Modern non-relational databases offer an alternative that has flexi

120 ed use of intrinsic disorder predictions and relational databases provides an improved understanding

121 s system implements open-source software and relational databases providing access to curated data co

122 This arises because the relational databases used in genomic research are diffic

123 duces computational challenges for classical relational databases, due to the sparsity and sheer volu

124 es (EMBL, GenBank, GFF) as well as data from relational databases, it filters features of interest to

125 R) and accesses data stored in SQL-compliant relational databases.

126 making about rtPA in hyperacute stroke were relational decision support and situationally-sensitive

127 temporal binding is minimized, showing that relational/declarative memory per se is not impaired in

128 UFAM) for pairwise association analysis, and relational dependency network (RDN) modeling for global

129 S data collection component is an integrated relational design that allows the flexibility to capture

130 This is the relational developmental systems paradigm.

131 ve the potential to provide insight into the relational dynamics of individuals.

132 to change group norms, as underlined by the relational dynamics widely studied in the SIDE tradition

133 dysregulation, cognitive dysregulation, and relational dysregulation.

134 may be harder to process and integrate than relational elements (verbs) in discourse, and when switc

135 ve to healthy control participants following relational encoding (F1,107 = 4.7; P = .03).

136 Here, we use a relational encoding approach to track the functional sta

137 y reduced dorsolateral PFC activation during relational encoding in patients with schizophrenia compa

138 y impaired encoding interitem relationships (relational encoding) and recollecting information.

139 sses involved in the analysis of first-order relational face configuration.

140 The relational factors and neuroendocrine, neurobiological,

141 memory expression and neuron selectivity for relational features immediately generalized to the new s

142 ime-course, became more selective for common relational features.

143 Relational forms of interaction were understood to engen

144 We conclude that the relational gap is not due to great apes' preference for

145 We first construct a Bi-relational graph (Birg) model comprised of both protein-

146 We propose a novel Tri-Relational Graph (TG) model that comprises the data grap

147 7 [24%] boys) reported physical, verbal, and relational (ie, traditional) bullying only, while 406 (<

148 Relational inference denotes the capacity to encode, fle

149 Effects of unconscious relational inference emerged in reaction times recorded

150 Although relational inference is thought to depend on the hippoca

151 sociation was evident in the ability to make relational inference judgments: the 20-min group showed

152 damage are sometimes impaired at remembering relational information (e.g., an object and its location

153 fers a simple, powerful way to obtain highly relational information about their physiologic functions

154 A plausible representation of the relational information among entities in dynamic systems

155 bute to successful encoding and retrieval of relational information in visual short-term memory.

156 esults supports the idea that maintenance of relational information in working memory is intact after

157 hese structures are critical for maintaining relational information only when the task exceeds workin

158 al PFC are important in both the encoding of relational information, mapping and inference processes,

159 tures are sometimes critical for maintaining relational information, regardless of whether the task d

160 ly through its role in the representation of relational information.

161 atal hippocampal lesions learned new spatial relational information.

162 /10) was selectively active for the abstract relational integration component of analogical reasoning

163 ze that frontopolar cortex mediates abstract relational integration in complex reasoning while pariet

164 ateral frontopolar cortices (LFPCs) support "relational integration" (RI), the solving of complex pro

165 ex working memory in the absence of abstract relational integration.

166 ation in healthy control participants during relational item recognition and associative recognition

167 i shared a particular feature (a first-order relational judgment) or whether two pairs of stimuli mat

168 ccording to the same feature (a second-order relational judgment).

169 s (total n=136) were scanned while they made relational judgments on visually presented word pairs.

170 criminately for first-order and second-order relational judgments, and activation for first-order rel

171 ing of objects based on higher-level spatial-relational knowledge acquired through a lifetime of seei

172 vents that predict others in time, a form of relational knowledge that can be assessed using sequence

173 all parties to gain two forms of 'person and relational knowledge' about 'who people are and what mat

174 nition can be integrated under the theory of relational knowledge.

175 quires a representation of abstract forms of relational knowledge.

176 rganisational structure of a complete, multi-relational, large social multiplex network of a human so

177 e damage of the hippocampus prevents spatial relational learning in adult nonhuman primates.

178 Indeed, hippocampal lesions prevent spatial relational learning in adult rodents and monkeys, and re

179 the same mnemonic systems characterized for relational learning more generally, or instead rely on o

180 previous sample scene or, after performing a relational manipulation of the scene, responded "yes" on

181 estigate whether the theoretically important relational match and mismatch signals in the hippocampus

182 tic resonance imaging, we found evidence for relational match enhancements bilaterally in the hippoca

183 ving local differences or global strength of relational match.

184 Such robust and uninstructed relational matching behavior represents the most convinc

185 Here, we report that crows too exhibit relational matching behavior.

186 Participants performed a relational matching task in which they viewed arrays of

187 nkeys failed to reach criterion on the basic relational matching tasks and therefore were not tested

188 Four monkeys were exposed to a series of relational matching tasks.

189 ered considerable evidence and argument that relational matching-to-sample (RMTS) effectively capture

190 monkeys (Macaca mulatta) completed the same relational matching-to-sample (RMTS) tasks with both mea

191 ve, parental mental health, and mother-child relational measures were assessed.

192 Eye movement measures of relational memory (preferential viewing to the target st

193 ass index showed a positive relation between relational memory accuracy and intake of omega-3 fatty a

194 l conceptualization of hippocampus-dependent relational memory and item memory (related to the activa

195 may allow amnesic patients to compensate for relational memory deficits.

196 imaging work supports the view that item and relational memory depend upon distinct encoding operatio

197 nd 24-hr groups displayed highly significant relational memory developments (inference ability of bot

198 ether, these findings demonstrate that human relational memory develops during offline time delays.

199 Here, we test the hypothesis that human relational memory develops during offline time periods.

200 the medial temporal lobes are important for relational memory even over short delays.

201 ampal activity can support the expression of relational memory even when explicit retrieval fails and

202 Our results provide evidence that relational memory impairment and hippocampal abnormaliti

203 nd refined sugar, with hippocampal-dependent relational memory in prepubescent children.

204 ippocampal activity predicted expressions of relational memory in subsequent patterns of viewing, eve

205 We demonstrate that the formation of a relational memory is limited by the capability of tempor

206 Recent studies have demonstrated that relational memory is particularly impaired.

207 isual stimuli, which varied in the degree of relational memory load.

208 Abnormal relational memory may be at the core of 2 prominent feat

209 val-mediated learning processes that support relational memory network formation and inferential memo

210 MTL structures support accurate retention of relational memory representations, even across short del

211 tly matched items during early portions of a relational memory task (i.e., relational binding task: P

212 campal volume and neural activation during a relational memory task in patients who were in the early

213 r bilateral hippocampal volumes and superior relational memory task performance compared to lower-fit

214 s were related to performance on an item and relational memory task.

215 riod contained sleep, an additional boost to relational memory was seen for the most distant inferent

216 ion can also support indirect expressions of relational memory when explicit retrieval fails.

217 find evidence for hippocampal involvement in relational memory, even at short lags normally considere

218 hippocampal processing correlates with later relational memory, or recovery of additional episodic de

219 Relational memory, the flexible ability to generalize ac

220 ia is characterized by a specific deficit of relational memory, which is associated with impaired fun

221 tively associated with hippocampal-dependent relational memory.

222 onship between fitness level (VO(2) max) and relational memory.

223 e., transitive inference), indicating intact relational memory.

224 used these results as input parameters in a relational model life table system.

225 most bioinformatics software are based on a relational model.

226 ionship at a time, missing the complex multi-relational nature of language.

227 two general categories: attempts to fortify relational needs (belonging, self-esteem, shared underst

228 the right conditions - be used to facilitate relational or marital well being?

229 ative recognition, a task thought to measure relational or recollective memory.

230 ral binding is a necessary condition for the relational organization of discontiguous events.

231 between discontiguous stimuli in memory, and relational organization, a process that enables the flex

232 panzees initially appeared to fail the first relational phase of the task.

233 twork science has spurred a reexamination of relational phenomena in political science, including the

234 nnected Chain Model) to specifically extract relational pixel information corresponding to neuronal s

235 s are saved both as flat files and also in a relational postgreSQL results database to facilitate mor

236 Such 'relational practices' must therefore be valued and accor

237 These results suggest that DLPFC supports relational processes at encoding that are sufficient to

238 However, relational processing is important in many working memor

239 oposed model overlooks the contribution of a relational/prosocial dimension to the enjoyment of negat

240 n concrete objects, it could undermine their relational reasoning in similar ways.

241 Relational reasoning is a hallmark of sophisticated cogn

242 e compared great apes and 3-year-old humans' relational reasoning on the same spatial mapping task, w

243 arch showing that young humans often fail at relational reasoning tasks because they focus on objects

244 We argue that "higher-order relational reasoning" is one such linchpin trait in the

245 Relational reasoning, or the ability to identify and con

246 andardized test that places heavy demands on relational reasoning, the Law School Admissions Test (LS

247 t for an entirely different purpose-learning relational reasoning-processes sentences, represents the

248 urse of development supports improvements in relational reasoning.

249 lain species differences in the capacity for relational reasoning.

250 ippocampus correlated with later associative/relational recognition.

251 Conversely, relational representation is successful even in aged ind

252 by dCA1 activity is a critical foundation of relational representation, and a deterioration of this m

253 nkeys had to rely on an allocentric (spatial relational) representation of the environment to discrim

254 ation mechanisms enabling extraction of such relational representations are unclear.

255 mpus may integrate overlapping memories into relational representations, or schemas, that link indire

256 isms for the development and organization of relational representations.

257 human cognition relies heavily on structured relational representations.

258 ognition when it requires access to flexible relational representations.

259 ore importantly, crows spontaneously display relational responding without ever having been trained o

260 tract concept formation evidenced by using a relational response rule in their discrimination perform

261 the paddles corresponding to their assigned relational response rule of "darker" or "lighter" at a l

262 monstrated immediate generalization of their relational rule in testing with a novel array of blue pa

263 Finally, the turtles continued to use their relational rule when presented with a novel array of gre

264 in the sample pair, thus demanding that only relational sameness or differentness is available to sup

265 formatted MEDLINE data in a complete, object-relational schema implemented in Oracle XML DB.

266 s been established to develop a tuberculosis relational sequencing data platform (ReSeqTB) that seeks

267 (chimpanzees and bonobos) spontaneously used relational similarity, albeit children more so.

268 Professionals emphasised their individual, relational skills as a core facilitator of involvement,

269 is social dominance paradigm may mimic human relational stress more realistically than laboratory str

270 w cultural norms related to prosociality and relational striving may also covary with regional pathog

271 e tables and columns to clarify the relevant relational structure.

272 grates inputs from IPL to build second-order relational structures (i.e., relations between relations

273 atasets and establish complex empirical gene relational structures across multiple experimental condi

274 d to construct the empirical gene expression relational structures.

275 esearch for integrating these citations with relational systems.

276 ng archival data, we constructed a series of relational tables of the presidents and their affiliatio

277 sequences and annotation data are stored in relational tables using a PostgrelSQL relational databas

278 ips, we identify several key features that a relational theory of social change should include.

279 pachymetry progression index (PPI), Ambrosio relational thickness (ART), posterior elevation, back di

280 Standardized relational thickness and overall deviation indices had 7

281 ndices offered 84% sensitivity while maximum relational thickness index showed 78% sensitivity for su

282 maximum pachymetric progression, and maximum relational thickness indices offer the highest sensitivi

283 sensitivity of the standardized and maximum relational thickness indices.

284 whereas the corneal pachymetry and Ambrosio relational thickness maximum (ART max) were significantl

285 their ability to engage in the higher-order relational thinking required for reasoning and other for

286 in the LFPN that are most strongly linked to relational thinking, and show that stronger communicatio

287 Relational thinking, or the ability to represent the rel

288 iterion on these tasks, they were exposed to relational transfer tasks involving novel stimuli.

289 ied word pairs was significantly greater for relational trials.

290 target word and the first word in the pair ("relational" trials).

291 affective representation of a social group's relational value (friend or foe) and dispute the idea th

292 enduring attitudes represent others' social-relational value and moderate discrete emotions across s

293 ensions of social value to explain contempt: relational value, predicted by cooperation, and agentic

294 ted by attitudinal representations of social-relational value.

295 Because relational values develop early in life, they cannot rel

296 We discuss how relational values differ from moral values and raise the

297 a network of emotions/attitudes representing relational values.

298 tionate memory deficits in schizophrenia for relational vs item-specific information, accompanied by

299 whether differential access to cooperation (relational wealth) is likely to lead to variation in fit

300 Using economic gift games we find that relational wealth: a) displays individual-level variatio