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1 ne and gene 5, which is controversial due to the perceived absence of a TRS.

2 s is the distressing feeling associated with the perceived absence of satisfying social relationships

3 Dissatisfaction stemmed from the perceived absence of these attributes and from parti

4 1D syndrome diagnosis and treatment, such as the perceived absolute requirement for a ketogenic diet,

5 nalization, exposure to it further increased the perceived acceptability of gifts to 60.3% (73/121) i

6 cians with reminders of sacrifices increased the perceived acceptability of industry-sponsored gifts.

7 dult, infant, and maternal mortality, and to the perceived accessibility and improvement of health se

8 cross people, facilitating the estimation of the perceived action units on participants not used to t

9 The perceived advantages and disadvantages are outlined,

10 In a functional MRI study, we manipulated the perceived affective quality of a caress independentl

11 In the Taylor illusion, the perceived afterimage that is projected on an observe

12 of regression between the contact force and the perceived amount of penetration inside the object's

13 The perceived and actual burden of false positives in hi

14 mplitude decreased with noise level both for the perceived and the nonperceived faces.

15 bjective: To estimate, in a national sample, the perceived appropriateness of provider discussions ab

16 The perceived aromas resemble those of the corresponding

17 ted to the atopic status of patients and not the perceived asthma symptoms.

18 ry sexual characteristic, is known to affect the perceived attractiveness of human individuals.

19 ective state, as well as more subtle cues as the perceived attractiveness or dominance of the protago

20 The perceived availability of healthy food and walking e

21 gy and aging in Drosophila, possibly through the perceived availability of nutritional resources, and

22 s regarding the viability and use of ATS and the perceived barriers and drivers of ATS for a range of

23 We aimed to assess the use of ATS and the perceived barriers and drivers to their adoption by

24 t of the systems on the quality of care, and the perceived barriers to adoption.

25 00-700%, and that homophily explains >50% of the perceived behavioral contagion.

26 Elucidation of factors that may increase the perceived benefit to the target populations is warra

27 , when there are strong value conflicts over the perceived benefits and risks, when decisions must be

28 ed by potential risks of withdrawal, even if the perceived benefits of continued treatment are not cl

29 Qualitative analysis highlighted the perceived benefits of LTC staff about having access

30 contribution of the four Hsp90 paralogues to the perceived biological activity with the current Hsp90

31 exemplify that precise quantification using the perceived biological basis of pigmentation leads to

32 im to evaluate the possibility of estimating the perceived bitterness intensity by using chemical ind

33 ive model, based on the relationship between the perceived bitterness intensity of the selected stimu

34 etween the magnitude of the GAS response and the perceived bitterness, suggesting a functional role o

35 yet unidentified compounds may contribute to the perceived bitterness.

36 neither corrects the abnormality nor reduces the perceived bleeding risk.

37 ounted for by a probabilistic model in which the perceived boundary of the object is estimated based

38 Subjects compared the perceived brightness of a standard stimulus (synchro

39 ins presented across pairs of electrodes) to the perceived brightness of a test stimulus (pulse train

40 However, the perceived brightness of different sources is not alw

41 eferences for brighter males by manipulating the perceived brightness of spectrally matched males in

42 pupillary responses to ambient light reflect the perceived brightness or lightness of the scene and n

43 between electrodes were either facilitatory (the perceived brightness produced by stimulating the pai

44 ting either electrode alone) or suppressive (the perceived brightness produced by stimulating the pai

45 ed CBT also showed a significant decrease in the perceived burden of hot flashes and night sweats (pr

46 or injection-drug use); we also asked about the perceived cause of the injury and the surrounding ci

47 Routine angiographic follow-up increases the perceived clinical benefits of DES, and must be avoi

48 etary phenylalanine intake, thereby reducing the perceived clinical utility of this inhibitor class.

49 flectance, which is in turn used to estimate the perceived color by the human eye.

50 s are shifted imperceptibly during a saccade the perceived colors are found to fall between presaccad

51 The perceived colour of phycocyanins varies with pH, and

52 ys important for survival in the presence of the perceived competitor.

53 Particular concerns were the perceived complexity and overlap of some case defini

54 simplicity of this pattern is in contrast to the perceived complexity of carcinogenesis.

55 rformed, providing a detailed description of the perceived conformational processes in the system.

56 , we tested this theory further by assessing the perceived consonance of all possible dyads, triads,

57 halography (EEG), we assessed simultaneously the perceived continuity of a human vowel sound through

58 Professional and social norms, the perceived control over one's practice site, and reim

59 w that examined patient responses noted that the perceived credibility of a public health message was

60 Objective: To evaluate the perceived current need for and availability of ophth

61 We investigated the neural basis of the perceived dangerousness or aggressiveness of animals

62 ale (p =.04), and a 2.4-point improvement on the Perceived Deficits Questionnaire (p = 0.05).

63 ective cognitive function was assessed using the Perceived Deficits Questionnaire (PDQ).

64 d and diverged concomitantly with changes in the perceived depth of the target.

65 headcentric disparity can cancel and reverse the perceived depth stimulated with nonzero retinal disp

66 The stigma measure used was the Perceived Devaluation-Discrimination Scale.

67 rround: when their orientations are similar, the perceived difference is amplified and the target app

68 The perceived differences and incompatibilities between

69 Given the perceived difficulty in modifying extracellular matr

70 The perceived difficulty is that interactions in a liqui

71 pisodic memory, focused attention, mood, and the perceived difficulty of tasks were measured on 3 occ

72 cues is gradually resolved over time so that the perceived direction approaches the veridical directi

73 in which a neuron acts as a labeled line for the perceived direction associated with its activation [

74 The perceived direction of a moving line changes, often

75 in the display by asking observers to report the perceived direction of an ambiguous stimulus.

76 induces a visual motion aftereffect, biasing the perceived direction of counterphase gratings.

77 terpart, operates in multiple stages: first, the perceived direction of motion is determined by a maj

78 s can be detected as 2-D features, affecting the perceived direction of motion of the 1-D features (t

79 jects appear to move (Filehne illusion [3]), the perceived direction of moving objects is distorted (

80 nherently ambiguous nature of motion stimuli the perceived direction of objects moving behind apertur

81 s (stereo and occlusion) were added to force the perceived direction of rotation.

82 e the ambiguous pair almost fully determines the perceived direction of shift.

83 find that these neural responses account for the perceived direction of the stimuli across all stimul

84 The preferred direction of the neurons and the perceived direction of the stimuli can be predicted

85 ion in the middle temporal area to determine the perceived direction of visual motion, whereas psycho

86 Previous studies have found that the perceived direction separation between two transpare

87 We found that the perceived direction separation progressively changed

88 tial sampling, then any asymmetry could bias the perceived direction.

89 The perceived directions of the gratings and plaids are

90 New design approaches seek to turn the perceived disadvantages of dispersion into assets th

91 Such a design approach seeks to turn the perceived disadvantages of the traditional phase or

92 hysical location of the reach target and not the perceived, displaced location.

93 in the internal posture of the hand modulate the perceived distance between touches on the hand, and

94 ternal postural configuration of the hand on the perceived distance between touches.

95 ramarginal gyrus (rSMG) in humans lengthened the perceived duration of a visual stimulus, suggesting

96 The duration of sounds can affect the perceived duration of co-occurring visual stimuli.

97 There is emerging evidence that the perceived duration of subsecond intervals is driven

98 me-order error (relative underestimation) in the perceived duration of subsecond visual intervals.

99 Only the perceived duration of the between-group interval was

100 is that visual sensitivity--rather than only the perceived duration of visual stimuli--can be affecte

101 Specifically, subjective lengthening of the perceived duration were associated with increased ac

102 provides reflections from these directions, the perceived dynamic range is enhanced.

103 To date, the perceived ecological role for toxins has been relief

104 cords, their satisfaction with such systems, the perceived effect of the systems on the quality of ca

105 atient responses to The Human Connection and the Perceived Efficacy in Patient-Physician Interactions

106 Specifically, an induction of guilt affected the perceived effort necessary to complete tasks that we

107 in which one aligns the locomotor axis with the perceived egocentric direction of the goal and in wh

108 ring in LPD was associated with deviation of the perceived egocentric midline and not with perception

109 n Experiment 1 twenty musical novices judged the perceived emotion and rated the strength of each emo

110 sitive to changes in expression that altered the perceived emotion, demonstrating a more categorical

111 ons that are active during the experience of the perceived emotion.

112 avior and communication with other people is the perceived emotional state of the speaker.

113 ians' movements or to the sound when judging the perceived emotions.

114 nother's facial expressions, individuals map the perceived expression onto the same sensorimotor repr

115 the somatovisceral responses associated with the perceived expression.

116 We established that the perceived eye direction at the end of the saccade wa

117 ehaviorally relevant as they closely tracked the perceived face-identity similarity obtained in a beh

118 activity in humans that are associated with the perceived familiarity of faces, buildings, and chair

119 ngruent audiovisual sequences are presented, the perceived flash rate follows the physical flutter ra

120 creasing the auditory flutter rate increases the perceived flicker rate (visual illusions).

121 ewise, decreasing the flutter rate decreases the perceived flicker rate (visual suppressions).

122 compression associated with SNHL exaggerates the perceived fluctuations in intensity in amplitude-mod

123 xplained by a single parsimonious principle--the perceived frequency of behaviors in these domains.

124 in this region covaried parametrically with the perceived frequency of behaviors.

125 vironmental changes differently depending on the perceived frequency of the changes--the environmenta

126 the viscosity is more important to increase the perceived fullness.

127 eek 4 and change from baseline to 4 weeks in the perceived function (Disability Assessment Scale [DAS

128 ) Challenge Program was developed to address the perceived gap in basic hazard information for the 2,

129 However, we now report that the perceived gender of a face is strongly biased toward

130 (HOC) to marine animals' has been central to the perceived hazard and risk of plastic in the marine e

131 gether, this is the first study to show that the perceived hedonic value of human heterosexual interp

132 sorbing microspheres, it was discovered that the perceived heterogeneity is not only limited by the i

133 The lure is the perceived holy grail for the solution of presbyopia.

134 At the species level, our results alter the perceived host specificity of parasitoids, the paras

135 The perceived illusory activity is believed to be a cons

136 ulated to obtain control conditions in which the perceived illusory luminance was either eliminated o

137 alties and the ABO, and offer insights about the perceived impact of public directors on the ABO.

138 hma-related quality of life" (QOL) refers to the perceived impact that asthma has on the patient's QO

139 cy to refuse unwanted sex, and reductions in the perceived importance of having sex.

140 This directly reflects the perceived increase of incidences associated with men

141 These results indicate that the perceived innate reward value of the CS is not a fac

142 n and hop aroma both impact significantly on the perceived intensity and character of this key sensor

143 The perceived intensity of a constant stimulus is known

144 We then had human subjects rate the perceived intensity of a subset of these stimuli.

145 d in their combined influence: We found that the perceived intensity of an emotion expressed by ethni

146 The specific genetic factor for the perceived intensity of PROP was identified as the ge

147 s to sensorimotor attenuation-a reduction in the perceived intensity of sensations from self-generate

148 ical addition of both l- and d-MSpG enhanced the perceived intensity of the umami taste and the overa

149 nce between one's own intentioned action and the perceived intention of others which, by uncoupling t

150 quences for the subject did indeed depend on the perceived intentions of that individual.

151 Coercion increased the perceived interval between action and outcome, relat

152 a, and sexual desire) and felt frustrated at the perceived intractability of some of their clients' i

153 ported not vaccinating their sons because of the perceived lack of direct benefit.

154 The mean of the distribution biased the perceived laterality of a subsequent stimulus, where

155 Gervais & Fessler argue that the perceived legitimacy of contempt has declined over t

156 ere we develop a quantitative model to infer the perceived level of heat stimulus from the stereotype

157 Does the perceived location of tactile stimuli presented on t

158 The results showed that the perceived location of tactile stimuli was systematic

159 atially precise visual information dominates the perceived location of the multimodal event.

160 In particular, the perceived location of the tactile stimuli shifted aw

161 There is also evidence that the perceived loss due to regulatory sanction results in

162 on of sensory states, are argued to underlie the perceived loss of agency in schizophrenia.

163 s and the generation of anhydromuropeptides, the perceived lytic transglycosylase activity may be der

164 ad proposed that the impact of adaptation on the perceived magnitude of vibrotactile stimuli was spec

165 On tests of visuospatial function, the perceived midline was shifted rightward in LPD (men

166 A new experiment shows that the perceived motion path of a textured object is affect

167 of internal and external factors controlling the perceived motivational value.

168 ng clarity of professional roles encompassed the perceived necessity of legal safeguards to determine

169 evailing themes in respondents' remarks were the perceived need for autonomy of the transplant entity

170 and related complementary therapies; assess the perceived needs of cancer survivors for health infor

171 tion of sentences should (iii) increase with the perceived noise rate of the communicative situation

172 m both target and distractor directions bias the perceived number of events in a target visual stream

173 tials were acquired, while subjects reported the perceived number of flashes (response options: 3, 4,

174 nteraction between self-produced actions and the perceived numerosity of subsequent visual stimuli.

175 behaviorally relevant as they closely track the perceived object identities.

176 esentations are not crisp and conscious like the perceived objects are, but vague and unconscious.

177 sk about your voting experience." Increasing the perceived observability of whether people vote by in

178 The perceived odor corresponds to the emission of higher

179 ing because spillover of signals will dilute the perceived odor gradient.

180 iple holds true for the relationship between the perceived onset of intentions and the activity in th

181 ural representations of action and thus also the perceived onsets that the method is designed to meas

182 most significant information used to compute the perceived opacity and translucency of surfaces arise

183 I) whereby the presence of a surround shifts the perceived orientation of a target.

184 course of the frame's illusory influence on the perceived orientation of the rod.

185 ween "us" and "them"-a distinction linked to the perceived overlap between representations of the sel

186 Sensory stimulation can systematically bias the perceived passage of time, but why and how this happ

187 s continuous across the visual field so that the perceived pattern in motion standstill was not a sim

188 ges in subjective experience were related to the perceived physical similarity between the two faces,

189 ly solve the problem of the ghost frequency, the perceived pitch of a harmonic complex in absence of

190 Our results show that OXT increased the perceived pleasantness of female, but not male touch

191 hat different mechanisms are responsible for the perceived pleasantness of musical chords and affecti

192 on, but greatly independent of variations in the perceived position of the action.

193 presented on a computer monitor to indicate the perceived position of vibrotactile stimuli presented

194 nts of non-Hispanic white children regarding the perceived positive effects of TV viewing, even when

195 e limitation of cost has been carried out at the perceived potential decrement in the quality and out

196 ested our new cognitive therapy to challenge the perceived power of voices to inflict harm on the voi

197 r large aerobic capacities to dive away from the perceived predator, sperm whales responded to killer

198 stigate these trade-offs and to estimate how the perceived prevalence and severity of both the diseas

199 The aim of this survey was to investigate the perceived prevalence, etiology, and management of pe

200 ectly influence social behavior by affecting the perceived probability of genetic relatedness to fami

201 We sought to elicit the perceived problems and solutions to the delivery of

202 We conclude that several of the perceived problems with Baker's law fall away when a

203 ight the most pertinent information improved the perceived quality of documents.

204 tile compounds, which play a central role in the perceived quality of food.

205 ence suggests that safety checklists improve the perceived quality of OR teamwork and communication a

206 ective contraction of IPS, without affecting the perceived reaching space around the body.

207 ters relatedness between twins and may alter the perceived relatedness between family members, thus i

208 ng relevance (P for trend = 0.0009), whereas the perceived relevance of counseling by primary care sp

209 The perceived relevance of nutrition counseling by US me

210 ' nutrition practices and attitudes, such as the perceived relevance of nutrition counseling.

211 This, in turn, had a predictable effect on the perceived rigidity of the contact.

212 ionary labeling by manufacturers to mitigate the perceived risk from low-level contamination from all

213 and clinicians to select treatment based on the perceived risk of adverse QoL impact but do not prov

214 This study assessed the perceived risk of cancer in patients with BE, and co

215 , government policies are needed to overcome the perceived risk of first applications if we are to re

216 t ventricular systolic dysfunction; however, the perceived risk of hyperkalemia may limit implementat

217 The Perceived Risk of Ischemic and Bleeding Events in Ac

218 will enable decision-making on the basis of the perceived risk of treatment compared with the benefi

219 reater the perceived wind speed, the greater the perceived risk).

220 porting the probability of harm and decrease the perceived risk, compared to textual descriptions.

221 sk; the faster the moving water, the greater the perceived risk.

222 d speeds and how does that perception affect the perceived risk?

223 icials, we found striking disagreements over the perceived risks of demonstrating CCS.

224 mory organization, ecological reasoning, and the perceived role of humans in nature.

225 Indeed, the perceived roughness of coarsely textured surfaces tr

226 social approach and avoidance by modulating the perceived salience of socially meaningful cues.

227 moves around an identical stationary object, the perceived saturation of the stationary object decrea

228 ot adjust their direction of travel based on the perceived scene while going backward.

229 en the peri-hand representation of space and the perceived self-attribution and position of the upper

230 We measured the perceived separation of two dots and the size of geo

231 Race was not associated with either the perceived severity or the perceived susceptibility o

232 nse in SI to a sensual caress is modified by the perceived sex of the caresser.

233 als with the effect of a surround texture on the perceived shape of a contour, in the context of the

234 particular contour's shape causes a shift in the perceived shape of a subsequently viewed contour.

235 y feedback resulted in substantial learning; the perceived shape of shaded objects was modified in ac

236 ts were asked to use the left hand to report the perceived shape of the right hand.

237 mental representation of one's identity, and the perceived similarity of others relative to one's sel

238 t show category specificity are modulated by the perceived size and distance of visual stimuli.

239 Here, we show that the perceived size of a stimulus is significantly affect

240 stimuli at the same region of space changes the perceived size of a test stimulus, with larger adapt

241 pport and barriers to exercise, resulting in the perceived social support score (PSSS) and barriers t

242 based on smell alone, people often visualize the perceived source of the odorant.

243 The perceived speed of locomotion shifted towards the sp

244 roach to reconstruct the motion direction of the perceived stimuli from the signal in visual cortex.

245 rate with each other and how this depends on the perceived stimuli's predictability.

246 access appears characterized by the entry of the perceived stimulus into a series of additional brain

247 (discrimination threshold) and how strongly the perceived stimulus value deviates on average from th

248 ced by somatosensory rTMS, without affecting the perceived straight ahead at baseline or after motor

249 sive eye displacement modulated the shift in the perceived straight ahead induced by somatosensory rT

250 versely associated with stress measured with the Perceived Stress Questionnaire (r(s) = -.258, p = .0

251 Principal components analysis of the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) extracted 'distress' (a

252 t baseline and quarterly periods thereafter, the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) measured psychological

253 In the highest tertile of the Perceived Stress Scale, the Beadchip data revealed m

254 I patients from 24 U.S. hospitals completing the Perceived Stress Scale-4 (sum scores ranging from 0

255 ng Scale, the Beck Depression Inventory, and the Perceived Stress Scale.

256 ress) 10 (highest-stress)] was computed from the Perceived Stress Scale.

257 as computed on the basis of 2 questions from the Perceived Stress Scale.

258 Distress Symptoms, and maternal stress using the Perceived Stress Scale.

259 The perceived subjective visual vertical (SVV) is an imp

260 support a model of "empathic blame", whereby the perceived suffering of a victim colors moral judgmen

261 The perceived sufficiency of direct clinical experience,

262 Importance: Determining the perceived supply and potential demand for teleophtha

263 ciated with either the perceived severity or the perceived susceptibility of arthritis to worsen.

264 The perceived taste intensities of quinine HCl, caffeine

265 Thus, the perceived taste quality of sucralose alone may be su

266 hy adults we measured 'intentional binding', the perceived temporal attraction between voluntary acti

267 measure of tactile localization by studying the perceived temporal order of two touches, one on each

268 liberation of hydrogen peroxide, diminishing the perceived therapeutic potential of inhibitors of thi

269 tively consist of walking backward away from the perceived threat [11], which may be a more effective

270 blink reflex (HBR) are adjusted depending on the perceived threat content.

271 isy environment or are responses by males to the perceived threat of competition for females.

272 hether to control a pest is usually based on the perceived threat of the pest locally and the guidanc

273 if their activation is out of proportion to the perceived threat to homeostasis.

274 ological subdomain: how the brain represents the perceived threat, dangerousness, or "predacity" of a

275 binocular adaptation patterns, we controlled the perceived tilt of the test pattern.

276 Patients showed increased binding of the perceived time of actions towards their effects.

277 based on time perception, namely a shift in the perceived time of the outcome toward the action that

278 r hand movements also cause an alteration of the perceived timing of tactile signals.

279 overlapping, uniform categories according to the perceived tone frequency.

280 suggest that these compounds act by altering the perceived topological state of the double helix, mak

281 These trends raise the possibility that the perceived trade-off between equity and efficiency no

282 , the fish might use the spectral content of the perceived transdermal potential modulations to class

283 of our work is to experimentally disentangle the perceived two model physical mechanisms of the relat

284 210s indicated longer frying time increased the perceived umami intensity and decreased the sour int

285 The perceived underrepresentation of female speakers at

286 Strategies to counteract the perceived unfriendly nature of the lifestyle are ess

287 reasons HCWs gave for not offering PITC were the perceived unsuitability of the accompanying guardian

288 ity characteristics and resources as well as the perceived usefulness of teleophthalmology consultati

289 Participants had to assess the perceived valence of the emotional expressions.

290 Recently, attention to the perceived value of a particular therapy on a patient

291 However, the relationship between the perceived value of a reward, the latent value of a r

292 to 90% independent of food intake suggesting the perceived value of dietary protein is a critical det

293 IACUC) processes were considered burdensome, the perceived value of some suggested modifications, and

294 rnal and external factors that should affect the perceived value of task events.

295 iety members and journal readers, and reduce the perceived value of the journal to institutional subs

296 The perceived variable spatial organization of the strio

297 The mean velocity of the perceived visual phenomenon did not differ between a

298 nsory but not over left motor cortex shifted the perceived visual straight ahead to the left, whereas

299 s and perceptions of risk (i.e., the greater the perceived wind speed, the greater the perceived risk

300 tion of anticipated guilt and not related to the perceived wrongness of the transgression.