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1 the world of experimentation to evolutionary theorists.

2 nd a zero-frequency singularity predicted by theorists.

3 ted much interest among experimentalists and theorists.

4 by labor economists and international trade theorists.

5 iewed by a group), as recently shown by game theorists.

6 ional migration noted by prior observers and theorists.

7 o conscious perception has been suggested by theorists.

8 such as forests still challenges ecological theorists.

9 merge from two dominant traditions: learning theorists [1-3] study choices in which options are evalu

10 and in agreement with values hypothesized by theorists about a decade ago.

11 of implicit processes described by different theorists and (b) not all of the proposed attributes of

12 better dialogue should be developed between theorists and experimental biologists.

13 Theorists and experimentalists continue to debate how bi

14 stics at the molecular level challenges both theorists and experimentalists.

15 Another powerful tool available to game theorists are evolutionary dynamics (ED).

16 Kin selection theorists argue that evolution in social contexts will l

17 s has become as important to protein-folding theorists as it is for those being instructed in the rul

18 trategies-the defining features of what game theorists call the snowdrift game.

19 Strong reciprocity theorists claim that punishment has evolved to promote t

20 Many theorists deem analogical thinking to be uniquely human

21 Weak reciprocity theorists emphasize the benefits of long-term cooperatio

22 involves both types of mechanisms, but most theorists emphasize the relative importance of experienc

23 igh-voltage Co-based hydroxysulfates, and to theorists for providing a means to predict the electroch

24 As a nod to the oft-quoted evolutionary theorist George Williams, "It is remarkable that after a

25 While theorists have argued that anhedonia reflects a reduced

26 Theorists have argued that dopamine encodes a reward pre

27 nt years, however, both experimentalists and theorists have begun to appreciate that cellular decisio

28 Theorists have demonstrated that goals can be an importa

29 ly an exercise in polyadic game theory, game theorists have devoted relatively little attention to qu

30 Many contemporary evolutionary theorists have invoked incredibly lucky mutation or some

31 Theorists have long predicted that neurons would encode

32 Social theorists have long recognized that changes in social or

33 Theorists have predicted a related phenomenon known as b

34 "low level" than the kinds of functions that theorists have previously attributed to consciousness.

35 sidestep this limitation, inclusive fitness theorists have proposed a method using linear regression

36 Some theorists have proposed that autism is caused by mercury

37 ession and antisocial behavior, contemporary theorists have proposed that it instead enhances behavio

38 Theorists have proposed that topological surface states

39 Evolutionary theorists have raised the possibility that some types of

40 Several theorists have recently proposed model-based reinforceme

41 Theorists have recently proposed that novel electronic s

42 ity trait in social judgment, and attachment theorists have stressed the importance of warm physical

43 e same footing as statistical phylogenetics, theorists have struggled to develop time-dependent evolu

44 ose interaction between experimentalists and theorists in analyzing and modeling spontaneous activity

45 eness of analytical methods, and a model for theorists in mixture composition.

46 cross labs, as well as to a central role for theorists in neuroscience research.

47 nces of notes, and both Pythagoras and music theorists in the Middle Ages found that their tonal freq

48 Strong reciprocity theorists, in contrast, claim that cooperation in social

49 To explain investing decisions, financial theorists invoke two opposing metrics: expected reward a

50 ar, the most powerful tool available to game theorists is the concept of a Nash Equilibrium (NE), whi

51 ge of mathematics and dynamical modeling and theorists learn the language of biology.

52 Cognitive by-product theorists maintain that standard cognitive development f

53 ion CellCircuits as a clearinghouse in which theorists may distribute or revise models in need of val

54 been an old unsolved puzzle to evolutionary theorists on which mechanisms would increase large-scale

55 iative learning are complex, and many modern theorists posit the involvement of attention, memory, an

56 Some theorists propose that in such paradigms PM responding c

57 Therefore, any theorist proposing an adaptive theory of aging must nece

58 Evolutionary theorists since Darwin have been interested in the paral

59 ollaborations among experimental biologists, theorists, statisticians and computer scientists have be

60 behavioral economists and financial decision theorists study choices in which the key decision variab

61 Whereas resource-depletion theorists suggest religion replenishes self-control reso

62 Early theorists suggested that if a movement became miscalibra

63 such as Amazon Mechanical Turk (AMT) allows theorists to conduct behavioral experiments very quickly

64 lectron microscopy (cryo-EM) have challenged theorists to develop improved techniques to provide stru

65 ads to these conclusions and the attempts by theorists to explain the combination of high selectivity

66 Such observations have led theorists to hypothesize a single, unified decision proc

67 eless, experiments have led the way to cause theorists to look more deeply into this simplest of all

68 Control theorists, when trying to control platoons of vehicles,

69 this mystery is the purview of evolutionary theorists whose ideas shape the questions that biogeront