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1 nsitive polyhedra or layers and minimal edge-transitive 3-periodic nets, and (ii) illustrate the pote

2 ar building layers (SBLs)] based on the edge-transitive 4,4 square lattice (sql) (i.e., 2D four-build

3 ts that can be interpreted as augmented edge-transitive 8-connected nets, are targeted through direct

4 -level) gains, network self-assembly through transitive and additive properties results in elucidatio

5 presented with deficits in the production of transitive and intransitive gestures-to-verbal command a

6 iRNA-induced silencing of GFP expression was transitive as indicated by the presence of siRNAs repres

7 It provides a source of direct rather than transitive assignments of function, designed to support

8 nd true bidirectional causality, and resolve transitive causal chains.

9 lly suboptimal, linear tuning may facilitate transitive choices.

10 (ii) N demand, experimental support for the transitive closure of a previously inferred nitrate-cyto

11 pair-wise sequence searches and a reflexive, transitive closure process to associate sequence-specifi

12 work-based classifiers is through the use of transitive closure to predictions.

13 g sequences according to minimal linkage or "transitive closure" rules.

14 are to execute the orthoMCL program, compute transitive closure, or import clusters.

15 In particular, this may be the case for non-transitive communities, that is, those without strict co

16 rporates data from several sources to create transitive connections that span multiple gene interacti

17 am to find ungapped DNA sequences with N-way transitive conservation, applied it to the ceh-13/lin-39

18 l aspects compare to characteristics of edge-transitive {Cu2} MOFs with A3X4 stoichiometry.

19 ore efficient amplification of secondary and transitive dsRNA and siRNAs.

20 s) creates paradoxical behaviour such as non-transitive dynamics.

21 ap graph of reads was simplified by removing transitive edges and trimming short branches.

22 Here, we propose that transitive expression similarity among genes can be used

23 and negatively skewed gambles in a strongly transitive fashion.

24 opensity to propagate in the database due to transitive function assignments.

25 e use the shortest-path analysis to identify transitive genes between two given genes from the same b

26 nal excitability during the observation of a transitive hand gesture (relative to observation of a st

27 It is demonstrated how non-transitive hierarchies in fungal communities can be esta

28 duals to sort available options into linear, transitive hierarchies, although the extent to which non

29 nome duplication, differential gene loss and transitive homology between sorghum, maize and rice.

30 e employ a "stepping-stone" method, based on transitive homology, to target sequences intermediate be

31 thologs in large transcriptomic databases by transitive homology.

32 ke response these motifs can exhibit becomes transitive: if one substrate saturates the enzymes and r

33 Transitive inference (the ability to infer that B > D gi

34 Transitive inference (TI) involves using known relations

35 and 34 healthy control subjects completed a transitive inference (TI) task used previously in chroni

36 tal cortex of monkeys that were performing a transitive inference (TI) task.

37 expression: a paired associate (PA) task, a transitive inference (TI) test of learning and memory fo

38 rocess of reaching that conclusion is called transitive inference (TI).

39 critical for robust performance on tests of transitive inference and support the view that awareness

40 pired by cognitive processes, which performs transitive inference at low computational cost.

41 esults directly demonstrate that animals use transitive inference in social settings and imply that s

42 Transitive inference is a hippocampus-dependent task tha

43 The ability to exhibit transitive inference is thought to depend on the fact th

44 ugh a variety of studies have suggested that transitive inference may be used in social settings, the

45 le rhesus macaques can learn categories by a transitive inference paradigm in which novel exemplars o

46 The transitive inference paradigm presented pairs of items a

47 tegory learning and broaden the scope of the transitive inference paradigm.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT The

48 Transitive inference performance was characterized by 's

49 To examine these issues, we used a test of transitive inference pioneered by Piaget to assess capac

50 althy volunteers were trained operantly on a transitive inference task (A>B, B>C ==> A>C) requiring f

51 uring pair comparisons in a highly demanding transitive inference task fully supports the behavioral

52 hesus monkeys were tested on 2 versions of a transitive inference task measuring learning and memory

53 d that performance on five-item and six-item transitive inference tasks was closely related to awaren

54 een questioned on the basis of findings from transitive inference tasks.

55 t contextual fear conditioning paradigms and transitive inference to test whether similar deficits ar

56 that were only indirectly associated (i.e., transitive inference), indicating intact relational memo

57 crimination problems but did not demonstrate transitive inference, indicating that they had failed to

58 In transitive inference, participants are first trained on

59 For transitive inference, separate mice were trained to acqu

60 mory, causal reasoning, planning, deception, transitive inference, theory of mind, and language--and

61 eground and background fear conditioning and transitive inference.

62 hat either did or did not require the use of transitive inference.

63 underlie deficits in contextual learning and transitive inference.

64 ven when they could have been established by transitive inference.

65 The TEST condition required transitive inference.

66 th the novel pair BD are said to demonstrate transitive inference.

67 onal memory organization through appropriate transitive inferences about items not presented together

68 in production in a spatially structured, non-transitive interaction, as in the classic non-transitive

69 set pairs fit to better than 2.6 A RMS, and transitive matching can find 62 of these (9%).

70 To make the measurement of transitive matching properly, special data sets, called

71 st these predictions empirically using a non-transitive model community containing three populations

72 ransitive interaction, as in the classic non-transitive model rock-paper-scissors (RPS).

73 Our results emphasize that the transitive nature of many miRNA-target pairs can be obse

74 Highly connected and edge-transitive nets are of prime importance in crystal chemi

75 We revealed that highly connected edge-transitive nets such shp and alb are ideal for topologic

76 s based on reticulation of the sole two edge-transitive nets with a vertex figure as double six-membe

77 ascinating and highly connected minimal edge-transitive nets, pek and aea.

78 uction of related MOFs based on minimal edge-transitive nets.

79 e.g., stretching, rubbing one's eyes, etc.), transitive object-oriented actions (e.g., opening a door

80 is not robust to error unless the network is transitive or assortative.

81 imulation or no stimulation), or object use (transitive or intransitive actions) in 20 human particip

82 ., "bigger than" or "better than") respect a transitive order.

83 of the hierarchy performed poorly (e.g., on transitive pair BD in the five-item problem; on transiti

84 nsitive pair BD in the five-item problem; on transitive pairs BD, BE, and CE in the six-item problem)

85 rated mild production-execution deficits for transitive pantomimes, but normal imitation and discrimi

86 Recently, network methods that try to find transitive paths in the protein structure space demonstr

87 hemical connections exhibit a preference for transitive patterns, such as feedforward triplet motifs.

88 eral mechanisms have been offered to explain transitive performance.

89 ucidate the unique relationship between edge-transitive polyhedra or layers and minimal edge-transiti

90 d may be associated with DNA methylation and transitive production of secondary siRNAs.

91 are manifested in graphical representations: transitive property is evident in a special L-shape stru

92 Transitive reasoning should therefore be particularly im

93 t a novel linear expected time algorithm for transitive reduction in this context.

94 oach that finds all overlaps then implements transitive reduction to produce a string graph, we show

95 Still, how animals acquire and represent transitive relationships and why such abilities might ha

96 re tested for their ability to undergo RdDM, transitive RNA silencing and maintenance of PTGS.

97 o provide evidence suggesting that 5' --> 3' transitive RNA silencing is not a significant aspect of

98 Preliminary results using tissue-specific transitive RNAi forward mutagenesis of the Arabidopsis v

99 rary that was bi-directionally cloned into a transitive RNAi vector that had been designed to induce

100 A test for transitive RNAi, extension of the RNAi effect to sequenc

101 Finally, we find that nrde-3 contributes to transitive RNAi, whereby amplified silencing triggers ac

102 ipts for homology-based gene silencing using transitive RNAi.

103 Application of transitive searches combined with gene neighborhood anal

104 action of the known structural relationships transitive sequence matching can uncover beyond that fou

105 Transitive sequence matching expands the scope of sequen

106 l Taxonomic Units (OTUs) were found based on transitive sequence similarities.

107 interfaces are structurally related using a transitive set of at most seven intermediate interfaces.

108 s significantly related to any other using a transitive set of no more than 7 intermediate structural

109 The classic non-transitive system involves a community of three competin

110 Because their choices were complete and transitive, the monkeys chose "as if" they integrated di