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1 tion of many relatively simple units coupled flexibly.

2 t maladaptive responses, and change behavior flexibly.

3 rm a lasting representation that can be used flexibly.

4 toire, they were often combined and produced flexibly.

5 he emitted beam of THz QCLs controllably and flexibly.

6 in the PFC when information must be employed flexibly.

7 ritically depends on their adaptability: how flexibly a schema can be updated according to changing e

8 ng generalized drift-diffusion models, which flexibly accommodate diverse evidence accumulation strat

9 We demonstrate that males feed their mates flexibly according to the female's current food preferen

10 ained temporal patterns and are able to skip flexibly across subevents.

11 This schema-based coding operates flexibly across visual features (as measured by a deep n

12 (OFC) impairs the ability of individuals to flexibly adapt behavior to changing stimulus-reward (S-R

13 al flexibility.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT We can flexibly adapt our behavior to a changing environment.

14 Third, a bicubic resampling is employed to flexibly adapt the calculated dwell time map to any IBF

15 earning mechanisms underlying our ability to flexibly adapt the control settings to changing environm

16 Humans' remarkable capacity to flexibly adapt their behavior based on rapid situational

17 l regulation of both modes allows animals to flexibly adapt their locomotion strategy under sensory s

18 Our results suggest that wild species more flexibly adapt to limited N, a trait lost in commercial

19 To flexibly adapt to the demands of their environment, anim

20 states often change and require organisms to flexibly adapt valuation processes to select the optimal

21 aptive behavior in a changing world requires flexibly adapting one's rate of learning to the rate of

22 the dusky dottyback (Pseudochromis fuscus), flexibly adapts its body coloration to mimic differently

23 nt and to identify the mPFC as a region that flexibly adapts its response to risky actions as conting

24 The ability to flexibly adjust evaluative processes so that currently i

25 evaluation of the participants' capacity to flexibly adjust their behaviour to changes in action out

26 tive or supplemented birds suggest that they flexibly adjust their scatter-hoarding behaviour to the

27 Infants in a no-stress control group flexibly adjusted their behavior by disengaging from the

28 payoff under changing sensory conditions by flexibly adjusting their behavioral strategy.

29 l environment, it is essential to be able to flexibly allocate attention to parts of the visual scene

30 Participants can use internal attention to flexibly allocate cognitive resources to a particular di

31 s implemented in GIGI-Pick, this method also flexibly allows initial manual selection of subjects and

32 requires modular biomolecular components to flexibly alter response pathways.

33 ed as a limited resource that is distributed flexibly among all items to be maintained in memory.

34 axial element proteins of budding yeast are flexibly anchored to chromatin by the ring-like cohesin

35 This highlights how people flexibly and adaptively employ social learning strategie

36 n nature, relies on the Dirichlet process to flexibly and adaptively model the effect size distributi

37 feature of human cognition is the ability to flexibly and efficiently adapt behavior in response to c

38 r daily functioning hinges on the ability to flexibly and efficiently learn and control our actions.

39 Approaches that can flexibly and intuitively, integrate known gene-phenotype

40 veloped the annotatr Bioconductor package to flexibly and quickly summarize and plot annotations of g

41 These findings reveal a mechanism for flexibly and selectively engaging memory retrieval and s

42 dicity demonstrates that distinct mechanisms flexibly and synergistically operate to facilitate perce

43 ns are crucial only when memory must be used flexibly, and that these neurons regulate dentate gyrus

44 uniquely provides structural information on flexibly appended domains, characteristic of nearly all

45 a crescent-shaped ssDNA binding claw that is flexibly appended to an APE2 endonuclease/exonuclease/ph

46 version and the polarization rotation can be flexibly applied in various applications such as imaging

47 t accommodates a variety of HMMs that can be flexibly applied to many biological studies and beyond.

48 ainty about the world's causal structure and flexibly arbitrate between sensory integration and segre

49 eral limitations still hinder the ability to flexibly assemble and collectively share different types

50 Categorization is our ability to flexibly assign sensory stimuli into discrete, behaviora

51 ental cognitive function enabling animals to flexibly assign sounds into behaviorally relevant catego

52 tal variables to which arbitrary labels were flexibly assigned.

53 presence of generic language or whether they flexibly assume diverse causal structures.

54 ing both its N-terminal catalytic domain and flexibly attached C-terminal anticodon-binding domain (C

55 It tethers the catalytic core to the flexibly attached C-terminal domains, thereby fixing a c

56 2) comprises 2 antiparallel D3 monomers with flexibly attached protrusions of D'.

57 The 3' region of the U2 snRNP is flexibly attached to the SF3b-containing domain and prot

58 al unit to which the RING and ZZ domains are flexibly attached.

59 tion for global broadcasting, thus making it flexibly available for computation and report (C1, consc

60 This approach can flexibly be extended to include other features of cortic

61 for head-fixed mice, requiring them to shift flexibly between multiple auditory-motor mappings.

62 can be published, versioned, and transferred flexibly between platforms with no modification, thereby

63 ent carotenoid, suggesting that the proteins flexibly bind a range of carotenoids.

64 Sync model uses bursts at theta frequency to flexibly bind appropriate task modules by synchrony.

65 Hierarchical structures are rapidly and flexibly built up in the domains of human language and m

66 vity loop and their wavelengths can be tuned flexibly by programming the tunable filter embedded in t

67 Notably, a value can be determined flexibly by recent experience or stably by prolonged exp

68 infants' reasoning about food preferences is flexibly calibrated to their own experiences: Tests of b

69 ires the inhibition common behaviours and to flexibly change actions to be successful.

70 Cortical circuits can flexibly change with experience and learning, but the ef

71 Interestingly, the parietal cortex flexibly changes its content of representation within tr

72 Our results indicate that RSC flexibly changes its history coding and persistently enc

73 Behavioral consequences can be avoided by flexibly changing sensory readout, while leaving the rep

74 A time-varying effects model was used to flexibly characterize the trajectory of global cognition

75 Human brains flexibly combine the meanings of words to compose struct

76 le is round, graspable, edible) but can also flexibly combine typical and atypical features to form c

77 sought visual targets requires our brains to flexibly combine working memory information about what w

78 d biotechnology because its functions can be flexibly combined to implement tailored COBRA protocols

79 These features can be flexibly combined to serve various needs of the users, m

80 The methods presented here can be flexibly combined with methods developed by others addre

81 f the large number of muscles in the body by flexibly combining muscle coordination patterns, termed

82 in learns and controls multiple sequences by flexibly combining representations of specific actions a

83 People can use abstract rules to flexibly configure and select actions for specific situa

84 ing framework, such hidden state transitions flexibly configure memory networks for memory-guided beh

85 Children flexibly considered either the learner's utility or thei

86 rces and cell density, while tight junctions flexibly control diffusion both within the plasma membra

87 ory flow, and they open new opportunities to flexibly control micro-particles in integrated lab-on-a-

88 A new study shows that female stink bugs can flexibly control the colour of their eggs depending on t

89 ateral position of the particle beam then is flexibly controlled by simultaneously energizing microhe

90 ired by many metabolic pathways that must be flexibly coordinated and integrated.

91 sts that the control of TFL1 is important to flexibly counterbalance incoming FT signals, allowing a

92 ptive behaviors rely on neural circuits that flexibly couple the same sensory input to alternative ou

93 antennas as well as electron donors and are flexibly coupled to an electron-accepting C60 to realize

94 echnology requirements in the Convention are flexibly defined, under a global energy and development

95 [SCANG]) for analyzing WGS data; this method flexibly detects the sizes and the locations of rare-var

96 threats, it is important for an organism to flexibly direct attention based on current events and pr

97 the C-terminal segment from P10 to K13 to be flexibly disordered in this intermediate-affinity bound

98 The other includes a flexibly disordered N-terminal tail (residues 1-9), foll

99 l opioid signature, YGGF, was observed to be flexibly disordered, the central part of the peptide fro

100 CC signals behaviorally relevant information flexibly, displaying the capacity to represent informati

101 ession from an ineffective antidepressant to flexibly dosed esketamine nasal spray plus a newly initi

102 We characterised subjects in terms of how flexibly each adjusted their choices to changes in tempo

103 Starch is a major food component and can be flexibly employed to formulate various products.

104 to model the prefrontal cortex's ability to flexibly encode and use multiple disparate schemas.

105 f the recurrent circuit, the same system can flexibly encode multiple variables of different dimensio

106 gnitive tasks exhibits complex dynamics that flexibly encode task-relevant variables.

107 ft mid-superior temporal cortex (lmSTC) that flexibly encodes "who did what to whom" in visually pres

108 t the firing rate of OT neurons robustly and flexibly encodes the valence of conditioned odors over i

109 rt the development of a modular approach for flexibly engineering phosphorylation circuits using desi

110 ries during a task in which animals learn to flexibly execute defensive responses to a threat-predict

111 detached from the histone core surface, and flexibly expanded toward the solvent.

112 EMF is a framework of composable models that flexibly exploit cross-species information in the form o

113 ined information about how the visual system flexibly exploits motion structure.

114 ce learned, dopamine prediction signals were flexibly expressed in a state-dependent manner.

115 subset of motor programs, retraction can be flexibly extended by adding a phase of network activity

116 Here we describe vcfanno, which flexibly extracts and summarizes attributes from multipl

117 The brain can flexibly filter out sensory information in a manner that

118 It has become popular to refine or flexibly fit atomic models into density maps derived fro

119 The flexibly fitted model includes previously missing loops

120 ucture to the reconstruction was improved by flexibly fitting an atomic model built by mixing structu

121 The Tat system may need to transport flexibly folded proteins in any case when cofactor assem

122 f units, our algorithm constructs the groups flexibly for any chosen minimum size.

123 ive mechanism that allows sensory systems to flexibly forgo accurate representation of stimulus featu

124 from their previously associated outcomes or flexibly from deliberative consideration of potential ch

125 ured by "model-free" learning algorithms, or flexibly from prospective consideration of outcomes that

126 nce makes a serious point: As humans, we can flexibly generate and comprehend an unbounded number of

127 y play a critical role in enabling humans to flexibly generate complex thoughts.

128 ally coupled assemblies, independent neurons flexibly generate sequential population activity within

129 t illuminates the mechanisms by which humans flexibly guide behavior in complex environments.

130 ent from representation of grasp in order to flexibly guide behaviour.

131 is may allow animals to more specifically or flexibly habituate based on stimulus context or internal

132 In addition, distance-based tests cannot flexibly handle confounding variables, which can result

133 es closely eluting ITs in the m/z dimension, flexibly handles heteroscedastic m/z variances and does

134 cells)) can be monitored simultaneously and flexibly (hours/weeks/months) without the need for restr

135 here the OmniPath App, a Cytoscape plugin to flexibly import data from OmniPath via a simple and intu

136 mulation, here we show that covert attention flexibly improves and speeds up both detection and discr

137 ears to be feasible and could be implemented flexibly in a number of different ways.

138 ain handles mentally represented information flexibly in the absence of sensory stimulation, working

139 Energetic flexibly in U. bilobatum highlights the fundamental role

140 econd hypothesis, showing that attention can flexibly increase or decrease correlations depending on

141 likely mediated by secondary mechanisms that flexibly influence the function of the dopamine cells an

142 Executive control involves the ability to flexibly inhibit or change an action when it is contextu

143 er brain function relies upon the ability to flexibly integrate information across specialized commun

144 for well-defined organized brain networks to flexibly integrate information.

145 le phosphorylation gain - that allow Hsf1 to flexibly integrate signals from the proteostasis network

146 Thus, infants flexibly integrate social input and first-hand experienc

147 For such value-based choices, organisms must flexibly integrate various types of sensory information

148 iences encountered at different times can be flexibly integrated into these coherent representations.

149 Cardelino flexibly integrates information from imperfect clonal tr

150 bally consistent EBVs at regional scales, by flexibly integrating different information sources - sat

151 ning mechanism that infers future demands by flexibly integrating remote and recent past experiences.

152 This suggests that LIP plays a role in flexibly integrating task-relevant sensory signals.

153 nd the centromedial amygdala as key hubs for flexibly integrating valence information into differenti

154 ppocampus was suppressed was associated with flexibly interacting with prior generous individuals and

155 Older children (6 to 9 y) flexibly interpreted the category as essential or social

156 MicrobeFDT allows users to flexibly interrogate microbial metabolism, compounds of

157 WSIs and represents patient multimodal data flexibly into an unsupervised, informative representatio

158 an R package, InterpretMSSpectrum integrates flexibly into existing metabolomics pipelines and is fre

159 This same architecture is flexibly involved in multiple tasks that require task-sp

160 Moreover, individual neurons flexibly join multiple ensembles, vastly expanding the e

161 ed a cued sorting task that required them to flexibly judge the relationship between pairs of multiva

162 It remains unclear how PMv networks can flexibly link percepts of objects affording multiple gra

163 Soluble Env mimics, like the native flexibly linked (NFL) and SOSIP trimers, derived from th

164 The recently reported native, flexibly linked (NFL) design allows the generation of na

165 TPX2 uses two flexibly linked elements ('ridge' and 'wedge') in a nove

166 ied oligonucleotides (ONs) or DNA containing flexibly linked hydrophobic substituents in the major gr

167 RepA proteins consist of flexibly linked N-terminal (NTD) and C-terminal (CTD) do

168 Two flexibly linked N-terminal zinc fingers recognize the ex

169 eIF3, to which five peripheral subunits are flexibly linked.

170 that reside at the sensory-motor interface, flexibly linking auditory perception with sex-specific b

171 The core contains an octamer-like fold, flexibly links the enzymatic modules, and facilitates TB

172 pecies as a task that indexes the ability to flexibly make and reverse deterministic stimulus-reward

173 , including touch, enable walking animals to flexibly maneuver around obstacles and extricate themsel

174 tant carriers, as an experimental sample and flexibly manipulate them in this microdevice, demonstrat

175 e suggest that a major function for M2 is to flexibly map antecedent signals such as sensory cues to

176 Ultimately, neural circuits have to flexibly map highly stimulus-specific information in spa

177 e neural mechanisms that enable the brain to flexibly measure and reproduce time intervals are not kn

178 alized linear mixed model framework that can flexibly model RNA-Seq counts from studies with arbitrar

179 ential and truncated normal distributions to flexibly model signal intensity and uses a truncated nor

180 To flexibly model single-cell datasets, we developed LIGER,

181 trate that, based on previous outcomes, rats flexibly modulate how expectations influence their decis

182 uggest that the evolution of the capacity to flexibly modulate vocal output may be associated with re

183 Can the impact of expectations be flexibly modulated based on the outcome of previous deci

184 llations may serve as a gating mechanism for flexibly modulating communication between brain regions.

185 cAMP-Ca(2+) signaling mechanisms, needed for flexibly modulating network strength in young associatio

186 The ability to flexibly navigate an environment relies on a hippocampal

187 ned individual differences in the ability to flexibly navigate routes that overlap with, and must be

188 relate with our ability rapidly to learn and flexibly navigate routes through our world.

189 mans differ in their individual abilities to flexibly navigate their world, and a critical question i

190 The ability of animals to flexibly navigate through complex environments depends o

191 the degree of cognitive control required to flexibly negotiate response or motivational conflicts an

192 nstrumental divergence allows an organism to flexibly obtain the currently most desired outcome as pr

193 selection between actions allow an agent to flexibly obtain the currently most desired outcome.

194 Our toolkit contains 12 TFs, flexibly operating as activators, repressors, dual activ

195 stimuli and past experiences to rapidly and flexibly optimize decisions on a moment-to-moment basis.

196 nfluences decision (cost-benefit) strategies flexibly or only post-decision action execution and lear

197 limb motoneurons, revealing that it is more flexibly organized than previous observations in cat.

198 Moreover, sequence elements are shown to flexibly participate multiple times in the sequence, sug

199 The brain has the ability to flexibly perform many tasks, but the underlying mechanis

200 The ability to anticipate and flexibly plan for the future is critical for achieving g

201 ure, we found evidence that wild chimpanzees flexibly plan their breakfast time, type, and location a

202 Rather, epithelia flexibly polarize Rab distribution, producing membrane t

203 ted walk-and-reach movements towards targets flexibly positioned in the cage.

204 cal mechanics to construct operators able to flexibly predict climate change.

205 eveloped a dynamic enrichment algorithm that flexibly predicts SCP-SCP relationships beyond the curre

206 /PFC) are believed to coordinate activity to flexibly prioritize the processing of goal-relevant over

207 oss all sleep stages, the brain's ability to flexibly process sensory information, up to the decision

208 How central circuits flexibly process visual cues to activate appropriate, fa

209 timing task requiring humans and monkeys to flexibly produce different time intervals with different

210 out active thought, namely, to reason, think flexibly, produce strategies, and formulate and realize

211 carry orbital angular momentum (OAM), can be flexibly produced and measured with infrared and visible

212 imic the cells' microenvironment, along with flexibly prototyped cell handling structures that repres

213 hought to arise from the brain's capacity to flexibly reconfigure interactions between spatially dist

214 their outcomes and further show that it can flexibly reconfigure its function within single trials.

215 ndicates that sensory inputs can rapidly and flexibly reconfigure the ongoing dynamics in the neural

216 nto large-scale functional networks that can flexibly reconfigure their connectivity patterns, suppor

217 A32 thus may flexibly recruit or reduce activity in A25 to maintain e

218 Abundant work suggests that such control is flexibly recruited to accommodate dynamically changing e

219 We apply this approach to flexibly redirect flux through a complex branched metabo

220 nstrates how a hippocampal cognitive map can flexibly reflect both spatial and nonspatial task demand

221 Finally, EPEE can flexibly reflect different regulatory activity of a sing

222 ty truly reflects illusory motion, it should flexibly reflect filling-in of any path, subjectively pe

223 ether differences to associate with bacteria flexibly reflects different holobiont adaptation mechani

224 The prefrontal cortex (PFC) is thought to flexibly regulate sensorimotor responses, perhaps throug

225 behaviorally inhibited children are able to flexibly regulate their initial reactions to novelty, an

226 ain regions underlies primates' capacity for flexibly regulating anxiety, the functional architecture

227 on by a host of stimuli and their ability to flexibly release a plethora of biologically highly activ

228 k genotype format used 1.5% or less space to flexibly represent phased or unphased genotypes with mul

229 a task-dependent manner; this efficient code flexibly represents unique perceptual experiences and co

230 Immune cells react to their environment by flexibly reprogramming intracellular metabolic pathways

231 ltiple learning systems allow individuals to flexibly respond to opportunities and challenges present

232 r results thus help illuminate how the brain flexibly responds under differing attentional demands to

233 These properties make cells flexibly responsive to network activation at varying fre

234 In our daily life, we rapidly and flexibly retrieve a host of biographical details about i

235 g distinct ESMs and DRMs provides a means to flexibly rewire genetic networks for complex signal proc

236 Thus, multiple types of neural signals are flexibly routed in the DLPFC so as to favor actions that

237 RMG circuit and illustrate how a circuit is flexibly sculpted to guide behavioral decisions in a con

238 ng data discovery tool that enables users to flexibly search and filter on any metadata field to quic

239 tion across different senses, humans need to flexibly select cues of a common origin while avoiding d

240 Variable light focusing is the ability to flexibly select the focal distance of a lens.

241 reward expectations, but is not critical for flexibly selecting actions using current reward values.

242 ic cognition when there was a requirement to flexibly shape conceptual activation in line with the ta

243 f episodic construction, in which PM regions flexibly share and manipulate event information to suppo

244 pported by a rapid replay mechanism that can flexibly shift in direction in response to task goals.

245 -trial changes in participants' abilities to flexibly shift the focus of attention.

246 ese features provide a circuit mechanism for flexibly shifting focus and adjusting emotional drive in

247 It was previously shown that the FPN flexibly shifts its global connectivity pattern accordin

248 MA contributes to goal-directed behaviour by flexibly signalling goal detection and time elapsed sinc

249 l work proposes that memory resources can be flexibly split across items based on their level of task

250 val, and how such dynamic interactions might flexibly support the multidimensional quality of remembe

251 These findings indicate that the capacity to flexibly switch between task sets requires the detection

252 ynamics of these oscillations uncover how we flexibly switch focus between memory representations.

253 Furthermore, monkeys could flexibly switch from predictive to reactive saccades whe

254 We conclude that humans are able to flexibly switch timekeeping strategies to maintain task

255 mans, is the ability to modify behaviour and flexibly switch to more productive or efficient alternat

256 tores numerous, often disparate, schemas and flexibly switches between them.

257 ain uses theta power and synchronization for flexibly switching between rules.

258 ain uses theta power and synchronization for flexibly switching between task rule modules, as is usef

259 The mentors used the standard CQI tools flexibly, tailored to local clinic needs.

260 m structures, respectively, characterized by flexibly tethered globular domains.

261 Pol epsilon contains two flexibly tethered lobes.

262 egulator consisting of a Trp-Trp (WW) domain flexibly tethered to a peptidyl-prolyl isomerase (PPIase

263 composed of programmable DNA-binding ligands flexibly tethered to a small molecule that engages the t

264 an artificial trimer containing three gp120s flexibly tethered to a trimerization tag binds three CD4

265 We also present the structure of a flexibly-tethered Dna2-Rpa interaction that recruits Dna

266 oral and spatial filtering stronger and more flexibly than expected.

267 nts materialize in 2025, and if NPPs operate flexibly, then the share of coal-fired electricity will

268 Animals and humans need to move deftly and flexibly to adapt to environmental demands.

269 The ability of wild animals to respond flexibly to anthropogenic environmental changes, includi

270 IGL loops extend flexibly to bind the planar, heptameric ClpP surface wit

271 x (PFC) contribute to the ability to respond flexibly to changes in reward contingencies, with the me

272 Plants respond flexibly to changes in temperature.

273 The best way to respond flexibly to changes in the environment is to anticipate

274 s especially need to be adaptive and respond flexibly to changing environments, availability of resou

275 onnectivity between brain networks may adapt flexibly to cognitive demand, a process that could under

276 We can adapt flexibly to environment changes and search for the most

277 appropriate, conferring the ability to adapt flexibly to environmental changes.

278 s, which allows them to manipulate knowledge flexibly to infer logical relations, has only recently g

279 Family carers act flexibly to provide continuity, support and take respons

280 also illustrate that plant cells can respond flexibly to serious challenges of compromised MT-depende

281 in continuous speech, theta oscillations can flexibly track the syllabic rhythm and temporally organi

282 nd that, in addition to memory load, the CDA flexibly tracks memory resource allocation.

283 repeating events and that the rate code can flexibly transfer to new situations.

284 sual neurons drives plasticity(17-22), which flexibly transforms two-dimensional visual cues into a s

285 and the amount and polarity of charge can be flexibly tunable.

286 lateral physical resolution of SGECM can be flexibly tuned in the range of 14-78 mum by pulling or p

287 kground activity adaptation and suitable for flexibly tuning PCs output via background activity modul

288 This approach flexibly uncovers diverse dynamical firing patterns, inc

289 ble environments humans must also be able to flexibly update cue-reward associations.

290 d behavioral plasticity, allowing animals to flexibly update their associations in a dynamic environm

291 method suggests a simple and general way to flexibly use broadband current sources to produce broad

292 The ability to flexibly use knowledge is one cardinal feature of goal-d

293 spect of adaptive learning is the ability to flexibly use past experiences to guide new decisions.

294 tures and multi-modal combinations were more flexibly used to communicate a goal than vocalisations.

295 hippocampal dentate gyrus are important for flexibly using memories, but the mechanism is controvers

296 ion-making in complex environments relies on flexibly using prior experience.

297 ng molecular mechanisms allow CA1 neurons to flexibly utilize signaling mechanisms best tuned to temp

298 he cadence of their speech, and children can flexibly vary their temporal expectations of events.

299 RS) is that the nanogap size can be tailored flexibly, with the sub-2 nm nanogap leading to the highe

300 cient hominins began to produce vocalization flexibly, without binding to emotions or functions.