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1 f novel viewing conditions (e.g., changes in viewpoint).

2 l biology and biophysics from a quantitative viewpoint.

3 rom both a computational and an experimental viewpoint.

4 ourable from a bioavailability and stability viewpoint.

5 everal seconds prior, even across changes in viewpoint.

6 imotor learning as evidence for the authors' viewpoint.

7 ity and relevance to the broad scope of this viewpoint.

8 es the shortcomings of this still-entrenched viewpoint.

9 and application from a therapeutic efficacy viewpoint.

10 the environmental boundaries surrounding our viewpoint.

11 ulting image as spatially coherent from that viewpoint.

12 The studies reported here challenge this viewpoint.

13 e grid, rotated 90 degrees from the original viewpoint.

14 gTe that strongly challenges this prevailing viewpoint.

15 al genetic analyses that broadly extend that viewpoint.

16 provide evidence supporting a single-process viewpoint.

17 s for limb regeneration in mammals from this viewpoint.

18 erstood biochemical reactions from a kinetic viewpoint.

19 a direction opposite to that of the adapted viewpoint.

20 ications on this from the information theory viewpoint.

21 nter this damage from a comparative genomics viewpoint.

22 as a bioactive component from a nutritional viewpoint.

23 attractive from both cost and sustainability viewpoints.

24 s have similarities and differences in their viewpoints.

25 nores comparative evidence central to Hill's viewpoints.

26 virtual object seen from a limited range of viewpoints.

27 ble, pre-1965 philosophical origin of Hill's viewpoints.

28 uld recognize that virtual object from novel viewpoints.

29 oborate successful implementations of Hill's viewpoints.

30 epidemiologic findings reviewed from Hill's viewpoints.

31 nterest from both scientific and engineering viewpoints.

32 cell biological, biochemical, and molecular viewpoints.

33 e important from evolutionary and historical viewpoints.

34 D from both experimental and data treatment viewpoints.

35 ciousness limited understanding of patients' viewpoints.

36 the field looked like from a practitioner's viewpoint 10 years ago, with a perspective for future de

37 and adapt across overlapping shifts in scene viewpoint [9, 10].

38 From a mechanistic viewpoint, a two-step coordination/proton transfer proce

39 ations; some argued for related but distinct viewpoints; a few, though, felt traditional perspectives

40 ual faces that either varied in presentation viewpoint across study repetitions or remained in a fixe

41 oss study repetitions or remained in a fixed viewpoint across the study repetitions.

42 This Viewpoint addresses the need for a centralized fine-root

43 l language provides further evidence for the viewpoint advocated by Goldin-Meadow & Brentari (G-M&B)

44 We show that opposite viewpoint aftereffects can simultaneously be induced for

45 Viewpoint aftereffects were found within, but not across

46 This geometric viewpoint also inspires us to propose a generic bicluste

47 Given this viewpoint, an enzyme without its catalytic activity is g

48 Here, we highlight the basic tenets of each viewpoint and discuss technical, biological and environm

49 ense systems is important from a fundamental viewpoint and for applications.

50 The reason for this difference in viewpoint and how the whole CB maintains its metabolic i

51 cteristics of the neural representations for viewpoint and identity, we conclude that fMRI MVPA canno

52 walker motion is encoded directly, such that viewpoint and motion are intrinsically interlinked, is a

53 rospective TTP studies from a methodological viewpoint and shows how methodological problems can be a

54 fusiform decreases were independent of both viewpoint and size.

55 seizures that derive from a non-neurocentric viewpoint and suggest key avenues for future research.

56 al adaptation to look for the co-encoding of viewpoint and walker motion, a hallmark of motion templa

57 ighly challenging from the materials science viewpoint and with the golden thread of producing truly

58 ponse would have benefited from adopting the viewpoints and perspectives common to environmental heal

59 chitecture that are unexpected given current viewpoints and random simulations.

60 This Perspective reviews alternate viewpoints and recent results on the temporal and mechan

61 n different scenes, and shown from different viewpoints and sizes.

62 bate "currently entrenched versus contrarian viewpoints" and to reflect upon whether the current rese

63 nthesized and analyzed from a conformational viewpoint, and its bound state with a lectin was studied

64 hanges in a host of visual features, such as viewpoint, and reflect an abstract level of representati

65 specialty of anesthesiology from an economic viewpoint, and significant threats and opportunities wil

66 variety of dimensions (i.e., size, position, viewpoint, and their combination) that the animals had n

67 ilar scenes, faces, or objects from multiple viewpoints, and has revealed selective impairments durin

68 m dynamics to be reconstructed from multiple viewpoints, and these viewpoints can be combined into a

69 V3A, MT and V7) showed object-selective but viewpoint- and size-specific responses.

70 reas of overlap and disagreement among these viewpoints; and reviewed effects of previous fish consum

71 al level as well as country perspectives and viewpoints are described.

72 The philosophical roots of Hill's viewpoints are unknown.

73 An alternative viewpoint argues that the capacity can be allocated in a

74 One viewpoint argues that WM capacity is allocated in a disc

75 In this Viewpoint article, five experts discuss our latest under

76 This Viewpoints article details our recommendation for the Wo

77 ber the image locations from either the same viewpoint as during study (shift of 0 degrees) or a diff

78 Finally, I provide a personal viewpoint as to how agnostic genome-wide techniques for

79 resting from both scientific and application viewpoints, as evidenced from the story of graphene.

80 Although a structural viewpoint attributes K+ selectivity to coordination geom

81 The dominant theoretical viewpoint based on a linear-nonlinear feed-forward casca

82 al cells, it is beneficial from the modeling viewpoint, because it provides strong constraints that c

83 er object locations when there is a shift in viewpoint between study and test.

84 ealth-care providers of the heterogeneity of viewpoints, both within and between faiths, and their ef

85 elines recommend this from a quality of care viewpoint, but also to optimize use of health care resou

86 strategy is more acceptable from an ethical viewpoint, but its feasibility is currently unproven, po

87 tific community may present a more objective viewpoint, but usually with a rather technical focus on

88 uently recognize faces studied from variable viewpoints, but demonstrated spared performance in recog

89 This article presents two opposing viewpoints by Powers, Miller, and Cohen, and Williams an

90 The current viewpoint calls for a more systematic segmental approach

91 structed from multiple viewpoints, and these viewpoints can be combined into a single model.

92 The PPA responded just as strongly to viewpoint changes that preserved intrinsic scene geometr

93 This Viewpoint compares and contrasts the circadian clocks of

94 This Viewpoint compares key aspects of G protein signal trans

95 ombined with high flexible generalization, a viewpoint compatible both with non-parametric Bayesian m

96 In each viewpoint condition (shifts of 0 degrees, 55 degrees, 85

97 ormance declined to a similar degree in each viewpoint condition as patients tried to remember increa

98 c approach to causal inference (i.e., Hill's viewpoints) consists of evaluating potential causes from

99 Differences in religious faith-based viewpoints (controversies) on the sanctity of human life

100 on of form template neurons which respond to viewpoint dependent snapshots of posture.

101 form gyrus was preferentially recruited in a viewpoint-dependent manner in recognition as compared to

102 wpoint-encoding neurons, or they must encode viewpoint directly.

103 This viewpoint discusses behavioral economic principles and h

104 But one key type of viewpoint diversity is lacking in academic psychology in

105 We should embrace viewpoint diversity, especially since the arguments favo

106 Thus, an inability to accommodate changes in viewpoint does not account for patient impairment.

107 otation is used to compensate for changes in viewpoint during object recognition.

108 D object ); their existence under a range of viewpoints enables viewpoint-invariant recognition.

109 , these units must either be able to inhibit viewpoint-encoding neurons, or they must encode viewpoin

110 sumed are not well studied from the chemical viewpoint, especially for quantitative analysis.

111 In this Personal Viewpoint essay, we argue in favor of expanding one such

112 ience our visual world as seen from a single viewpoint, even though our two eyes receive slightly dif

113 when the stimuli within a category differ in viewpoint, exemplar, or image format.

114 When viewed from a genomic viewpoint, FadR proteins are unusual in that the DNA bin

115 Reflecting different viewpoints, five perspectives are developed with the sug

116 This Viewpoint focuses on issues that are important to consid

117 This viewpoint focuses on the need for and challenges of risk

118 r from our own past or invented, we impose a viewpoint for our "mind's eye" and we experience the res

119 alue of diversity--particularly diversity of viewpoints--for enhancing creativity, discovery, and pro

120 This Viewpoint formulates and responds to three lines of argu

121 We present a viewpoint from an international collaboration of academi

122 ndings of our study provide the hierarchical viewpoint from genes/proteins/metabolites to the network

123 authors, followed by a series of collective viewpoints from experts within several different countri

124 The geometrical viewpoint gives us a window into how entropy affects not

125 entations for famous faces varying freely in viewpoint, hairstyle, facial expression, and age; and fo

126 the RNA folding problem from an algorithmic viewpoint has an elegant and efficient solution, the inv

127 Mismatch between physician and patient viewpoints has the potential to result in miscommunicati

128 Distinct from this bottom-up viewpoint, here we provide evidence for a theoretical fr

129 This Viewpoint highlights several examples of basic research

130 Hill's viewpoints, however, use a different kind of evidence an

131 In this Viewpoint, I will concentrate on the paradox of Schrodin

132 -selective responses across changes in size, viewpoint, illumination as well as expression, age and g

133 n recognizing faces she encoded from a fixed viewpoint, implicating a relationship between eye moveme

134 Grid cells may allow us to move our viewpoint in imagination [13], a useful function for goa

135 important from a diagnostic and therapeutic viewpoint in several clinical scenarios.

136 ere also the most powerful from the aromatic viewpoint in the T. indicum olfactometry.

137 however, suggests a different and surprising viewpoint in which these protein assemblies are quite dy

138 In the Sway condition the viewpoint included a walking animation, but not in NoSwa

139 the hippocampus does not selectively impair viewpoint-independent spatial memory.

140 he hypothesis that non-rigid motion enhances viewpoint invariance.

141 ct as identically shaped as the distractors, viewpoint invariant object recognition interfered.

142 represents scenes in a viewpoint-specific or viewpoint-invariant manner.

143 xistence under a range of viewpoints enables viewpoint-invariant recognition.

144 rsal streams, setting the stage for complete viewpoint-invariant representations at subsequent levels

145 Newborn chickens were able to generate viewpoint-invariant representations that supported objec

146 Two panel members provided a minority viewpoint, involving a strategy of universal HBsAg and s

147 re of halide perovskites from the materials' viewpoint is discussed here, enlisting the most importan

148 In the present commentary, the authors' viewpoint is discussed in light of the integrative theor

149 Alternatively, a volcanic-forcing viewpoint is of particular interest because of the high

150 This viewpoint is supported by the temperature-dependent diff

151 The intent of the Viewpoint is to summarize studies in rat OFC, given the

152 ecognize faces and objects from a variety of viewpoints is crucial to our everyday behavior, the unde

153 r and against the optimistic and pessimistic viewpoints is discussed.

154 is can ensure that a plurality of values and viewpoints is reflected in the research that informs cli

155 From a practical viewpoint, it may be possible to engineer structures wit

156 From a clinical viewpoint, it seems that early control or prevention of

157 From an evolutionary viewpoint, LmACR2 and the related arsenate reductases fo

158 This new viewpoint may be presumed to be applicable to enzyme rea

159 bject information related to shape, size and viewpoint may be represented similarly in two parallel a

160 Understanding pre-existing viewpoints may advance the field more effectively than a

161 Thus, Hill's viewpoints may be philosophically novel, sui generis, st

162 e that considering an ethologically-relevant viewpoint might provide additional experimental power in

163 attern analysis, we show that sensitivity to viewpoint mirror symmetry is widespread in the human vis

164 from that of others' bodies with respect to viewpoint, morphological features, familiarity, and the

165 From the mechanistic viewpoint, OA-NO(2) lowers Ang II-induced hypertension i

166 In addition, independent of the effect of viewpoint, object recognition was associated with ventra

167 From this geometric viewpoint, observations generated from a model are coord

168 icate that the similar behavioral effects of viewpoint obtained in these two tasks are based on diffe

169 he past decade should modify the clinician's viewpoint of "class effects." These revelations should s

170 review, using an insightful constructionist viewpoint of a fly photoreceptor being an 'imperfect' ph

171 The simulation results discount the viewpoint of a structure-function paradigm that overrate

172 In particular, this paper reflects on the viewpoint of atherosclerosis as a protein quality diseas

173 ia themselves, which I will discuss from the viewpoint of cell biological studies in model organisms.

174 intact viruses is highly desirable from the viewpoint of designing immunogens that could be effectiv

175 Here, we consider the brain from the viewpoint of dynamical systems theory and hypothesize th

176 iptome and metabolome analyses, supports the viewpoint of dysbiosis of the supragingival biofilms.

177 aration steps, is surely beneficial from the viewpoint of economical use of photonic industrial waste

178 NiFeP materials with metallic bonds from the viewpoint of electrode design.

179 represented different technologies from the viewpoint of engines, exhaust after-treatment systems (A

180 tion reactions, which are important from the viewpoint of green and sustainable chemistry and still r

181 terns of cells are the most optimal from the viewpoint of homeostatic lineage stability and minimizin

182 evolution of the NKG2DL gene family from the viewpoint of host-pathogen coevolution.

183 , where neurons encode both the identity and viewpoint of human faces.

184 state of inner ear stem cell research from a viewpoint of its clinical application for inner ear diso

185 The most promising approaches from the viewpoint of large-scale production of nanosized zeolite

186 e in the open and closed states, a different viewpoint of ligand binding is presented.

187 mechanical agitation, is investigated from a viewpoint of nucleation using a conjugated polymer, poly

188 mic technology over the past decade from the viewpoint of our laboratory.

189 unteers may fulfil in care support, from the viewpoint of patients and their families.

190 From the viewpoint of pattern recognition and computational learn

191 This mechanism supports a viewpoint of primary motor cortex as a site of dynamic i

192 From the viewpoint of structural network organization, we discuss

193 ritical as the strength of coupling from the viewpoint of synchrony and entrainment.

194 also provides a look to the future from the viewpoint of the author, and indicates some directions i

195 This review takes the viewpoint of the curious biologist wishing to explore th

196 in the open access movement with a personal viewpoint of the nuances of the movement.

197 r, described the effective geometry from the viewpoint of the soma.

198 The viewpoint of the terminally ill child at the time of an

199 ciation is traditionally approached from the viewpoint of those events that occur before mating.

200 First, from the viewpoint of those interested in the relation of brain t

201 ly that has attracted attention from several viewpoints of basic and translational research.

202 enzyme molecule is its active site from the viewpoints of both academic research and industrial appl

203 ewable material on Earth, is urgent from the viewpoints of both sustainability and environmental prot

204 e the gap between the traditionally distinct viewpoints of clinicians and researchers.

205 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: We provide new viewpoints of hormonal control of benign prostatic hyper

206 d the controversies surrounding, three major viewpoints of NK memory that have arisen from these rece

207 that integrates mechanical and thermodynamic viewpoints of protein structure wherein mechanical clamp

208 and discussion differs significantly from a viewpoint on CO2 utilization as a measure for global CO2

209 Fennessy and colleagues [1] provide another viewpoint on giraffe taxonomy.

210 toarchitecture, challenging the conventional viewpoint on the role of NF phosphorylation.

211 ulence that offer an alternative topological viewpoint on this issue.

212 in the absence of hard data, we present our viewpoint on this issue.

213 Finally, we provide viewpoints on how to integrate the tools provided by DNA

214 we attempt to reconcile these contradicting viewpoints on the role of plant chemistry in defence by

215 s, recent studies have presented conflicting viewpoints on the signals involved in thymic gammadelta

216 ons despite transformations, like changes in viewpoint or actor, that substantially alter the visual

217 the same appearance or with changes in size, viewpoint or exemplar.

218 Thus, from an evolutionary viewpoint, our findings suggest that, regardless of thei

219 From a basic physics viewpoint, our results help to resolve key questions suc

220 This Viewpoint outlines a model of immunity based on the idea

221 This Viewpoint outlines this general model, focusing on the s

222 From a functional viewpoint, patients with FM have a more severely impaire

223 From this viewpoint, positive and negative selection can be unders

224 This viewpoint presents a framework for understanding the aim

225 mon ground upon which to formulate consensus viewpoints probably stems from the absence of answers to

226 This local, direct interaction viewpoint provides clear, unambiguous explanations of su

227 virtual object rotating through a 60 degrees viewpoint range.

228 Dr Haney and Dr Evins will discuss two viewpoints regarding the benefit and harm of cannabis us

229 We also attempt to reconcile differing viewpoints regarding the generation and function of marg

230 ensional objects were repeated with the same viewpoint, regardless of whether retinal image size chan

231 Bringing together these two viewpoints remains a major challenge for the future.

232 This personal viewpoint report summarizes the responses of a survey ta

233 including analysis logs, user comments, and viewpoint screenshots.

234 ng study (shift of 0 degrees) or a different viewpoint (shift of 55 degrees, 85 degrees, or 140 degre

235 ees), and the impairment was no greater when viewpoint shifted.

236 assessed in tasks of scene memory where the viewpoint shifts from study to test.

237 icipants tried to remember four images after viewpoint shifts of 0 degrees, 55 degrees, 85 degrees, o

238 crimination of complex scenes from different viewpoints.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT There is increasing ev

239 In this Viewpoint, six experts present their opinions and commen

240 From a sustainability viewpoint, sodium exchange softening, although used wide

241 onstrate that scene processing in the PPA is viewpoint specific and suggest that the PPA represents t

242 test whether the PPA represents scenes in a viewpoint-specific or viewpoint-invariant manner.

243 Much of the work supporting this viewpoint stems from studies focused on germinal center-

244 logical individualism, but from a scientific viewpoint such criticism could be easily answered.

245 This viewpoint suggests a natural statistic, which we denote

246 One viewpoint suggests that the extensive cytosolic C termin

247 This viewpoint summarizes these imaging trials studying niaci

248 ions V1-hV4 failed to exhibit sensitivity to viewpoint symmetry, as their responses could be largely

249 ring engorgement, challenge the conventional viewpoint that dissemination of Lyme disease-causing spi

250 n water-splitting prototypes from a holistic viewpoint that explores the various interplays between t

251 This review is written from the viewpoint that findings from the GWAS provide preliminar

252 It is this viewpoint that has shaped the theme for my presidential

253 fects of thought suppression, leading to the viewpoint that increases in unwanted thoughts are due to

254 Thus, our results support the viewpoint that MGME1-mediated mtDNA processing is essent

255 routed mossy fiber terminals, supporting the viewpoint that most sprouted mossy fibers contribute to

256 ield has gradually worked toward a consensus viewpoint that proposes that the adult mammalian myocard

257 Our results support the viewpoint that spatially discordant alternans in the hea

258 The viewpoint that swimmers necessarily spend muscle energy

259 s and software packages, it is a widely held viewpoint that the biggest challenge is simply opening,

260 There is also an emerging viewpoint that the biochemical function of vitamin K may

261 rinciples theoretical calculations favor the viewpoint that the I4/mmm phase Bi2Se3 can be stabilized

262 This paper expresses the viewpoint that, in the current context, it is not possib

263 ajor areas of debate and provide alternative viewpoints that have implications for trial design and i

264 vey the state of recent discoveries, present viewpoints that suggest that coherence can be used in co

265 Consequently, we show (from the entropy viewpoint) that the FFP procedure could dilute important

266 we describe here shows, from a quantitative viewpoint, that Earth's sixth mass extinction is more se

267 Here we review the steps, from our viewpoint, that led to HSC isolation and its importance

268 of the result is twofold: from a fundamental viewpoint, the direct applicability of equivalent circui

269 From an infrastructure viewpoint, the faster the absorption of CO2, the smaller

270 bulin stereotypy is relevant from a clinical viewpoint, this aspect has never been explored in a syst

271 orylation of the receptor has provided a new viewpoint to evaluate and perhaps develop improved insul

272 constructal theory approach is used as a new viewpoint to study how V-ATPase can be modulated for the

273 e phenomenon is reexamined here from several viewpoints to quantify the dependence of system free ene

274 to include menu steps, parameters, and data viewpoints to run automatically.

275 ules are reexamined and several inconsistent viewpoints toward siRNAs feature identifications are cla

276 om a molecular phenotyping and epidemiologic viewpoint, typical interpersonal biological variation wa

277 inical and educational work functions to the viewpoints, values and normative expectations of the new

278 pearance produced, for instance, by size and viewpoint variation.

279 bility to recognize objects across different viewpoints (view invariance) is a remarkable property of

280 hat neural population information about face viewpoint was readily accessible with fMRI MVPA from all

281 In this Viewpoint we explain the scientific reasoning behind the

282 In this Viewpoint we suggest an approach by which the global hea

283 In this Viewpoint, we aim to review the existing literature abou

284 In this Viewpoint, we discuss some of these results, which are r

285 In this viewpoint, we examine the evolving literature on ketamin

286 In this Viewpoint, we focus on the alternative constructions of

287 In this viewpoint, we highlight the crucial knowledge gaps as we

288 analysis provides an interesting alternative viewpoint, we maintain that our choices were appropriate

289 to investigate the issues from the atomistic viewpoint, we performed multi-scale shock technique-base

290 In this Viewpoint, we present an analytic framework that separat

291 A lifetime horizon and Medicare viewpoint were adopted.

292 esource costs from the laboratory staff time viewpoint were used to compare periprosthetic tissues cu

293 We propose a viewpoint where networks choose the connection strategie

294 this goal and also provide a forward-looking viewpoint, which asks if there are new approaches that c

295 lines into "cookbooks." We believe that this viewpoint, while unequivocally acknowledging the fundame

296 Further, we hope that publication of this viewpoint will help temper enthusiasm for overzealous co

297 This viewpoint will highlight contemporary AST challenges fac

298 get article diagnoses a dominance of liberal viewpoints with little evidence, promotes a conservative

299 t grid cells are utilized during movement of viewpoint within imagery, potentially underpinning our m

300 ith little evidence, promotes a conservative viewpoint without defining it, and wrongly projects the