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1 hich might best be considered descriptive or phenomenological.

2 he 25 years; in 2010, grounded theory (15%), phenomenological (15%) and ethnographic (20%) designs we

3 Interpretative phenomenological analysis was utilised to seek to unders

4 nd analysed the data using an interpretative phenomenological analysis.

5 d analyzed thematically using interpretative phenomenological analysis.

6 Data were analysed using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis.

7 Further, we derive phenomenological and atomistic theories that describe su

8 upport to the notion that-in addition to the phenomenological and comorbid overlap between SPD and tr

9 that the evidence for in vivo LLPS is often phenomenological and inadequate to discriminate between

10 Our current view of pangenome variation is phenomenological and incomplete.

11 t captured, and model parameters are usually phenomenological and lack experimental constraints.

12 The phenomenological and mechanistic models for RBE have bee

13 homeostasis, this review first evaluates the phenomenological and molecular evidence for homeostatic

14 Using both the phenomenological and network models, we have demonstrate

15 s unsupported, the findings demonstrate that phenomenological and neural changes occurring during OM

16 s, most assessments of this relationship are phenomenological and provide little insight into the mec

17 s examined the contributions of demographic, phenomenological, and clinical variables, including anti

18 Based on this confluence of normative, phenomenological, and mechanistic evidence, we suggest t

19 The phenomenological approach alone will improve our descrip

20 ition state locations, as in the widely used phenomenological approach based on Bell's formula, but a

21 l psychiatry-neuroscience interface: the neo-phenomenological approach claims that some of its key co

22 e to constrain neuroscience; the existential-phenomenological approach counters that phenomenology's

23 Using an interpretive phenomenological approach data were collected using in d

24 rimental results obtained, corroborating the phenomenological approach proposed in this study.

25 o-phenomenological approach, the existential-phenomenological approach provides the 'missing links' b

26 This phenomenological approach suggests ca. 2-2.5 kcal mol-1

27 owledge of molecular interactions, we take a phenomenological approach that considers a broad class o

28 nitio calculations support the result of the phenomenological approach that the A.T base-pair does ha

29 k in the 1950s aimed at the development of a phenomenological approach to clathrate modeling.

30 A phenomenological approach was implemented to reproduce S

31 ntly proposed phenomenological concepts (neo-phenomenological approach) to constrain neuroscience are

32 Using a phenomenological approach, in-depth semi-structured inte

33 neglected or cited out of context in the neo-phenomenological approach, the existential-phenomenologi

34 e did a qualitative study using an empirical phenomenological approach.

35 Existing top-down phenomenological approaches deal only with individual as

36 We first demonstrate the limitations of phenomenological approaches using simulations, and then

37 Yet the Ball-Berry formulation is only a phenomenological approximation that captures the emergen

38 We therefore allow phenomenological approximations with careful considerati

39 This finding may help clarify certain phenomenological aspects observed in REM sleep behavior

40 Thus, simulating phenomenological aspects of altered states in the absenc

41 rations in reward-related brain function and phenomenological aspects of positive affect are increasi

42 adaptive--i.e., they can rapidly alter major phenomenological attributes such as shape, size, or curv

43 A phenomenological auditory-nerve model was used to verify

44 IIT starts from phenomenological axioms: information says that each expe

45 eir theoretical description was to date only phenomenological, based on Ising models including compet

46 A new model for the phenomenological basis of fluctuating asymmetry, that va

47 were utilized to evaluate the magnitude of a phenomenological beta corresponding to the resistance de

48 amphiphiles can be described by changes in a phenomenological bilayer spring constant (H(B)) that sum

49 rostates, and 2) data are generally fit with phenomenological binding polynomials that are underdeter

50 fractionation effects instead of relying on phenomenological calibrations.

51 first principles, while accounting for known phenomenological cell behaviors, such as contact inhibit

52 To compare different phenomenological cell cycle models, we introduce a stati

53 ver, these results reveal common features of phenomenological cell response to chemotactic and durota

54 in B1 can indeed induce some biochemical and phenomenological characteristics of mitosis, but cyclin

55 iques is tempting because they share several phenomenological characteristics, this analogy is superf

56 h different input), is used as an input to a phenomenological coarse-grained interaction for large sc

57 develop an approach that instead constructs phenomenological, coarse-grained models of network dynam

58 These data can be primarily explained by a phenomenological computational model using dynamic (adap

59 laims about the ability of recently proposed phenomenological concepts (neo-phenomenological approach

60 ogy and philosophy: the degree to which the "phenomenological consciousness" of the experience of a s

61 Furthermore, we show that phenomenological consistency would exist between these e

62 The estimated phenomenological constants combine kinetic parameters an

63 Mental effort is a common phenomenological construct deeply linked to volition and

64 wth is lacking: It is either simplified to a phenomenological-continuum level or is overly detailed i

65 Here we propose a phenomenological criterion based on a critical fictive t

66 Neurophysiological and phenomenological data on sensorimotor decision making ar

67 The phenomenological decrease of electrophoretic mobility wi

68 Whereas Firestone & Scholl's (F&S's) phenomenological demarcation of perception from cognitio

69 This tutorial review presents a unified, phenomenological description of diffusion inside meso- a

70 5) The model provides a coarse-grained phenomenological description of diffusion of a DNA-bindi

71 computational modeling by providing detailed phenomenological descriptions and conceptual models of c

72 may provide a microscopic basis for the more phenomenological descriptions currently used to interpre

73 methods can be used to fill the gap between phenomenological descriptions of charge transport in pol

74 is rapidly advancing from models built from phenomenological descriptions to network models derived

75 nct phenotypic clustering around traditional phenomenological diagnoses.

76 disorders are currently grouped under broad phenomenological diagnostic rubrics.

77 truct phase-space dynamics and extrapolate a phenomenological digital proxy to evaluate system perfor

78 Relaxation behavior is described by a phenomenological distribution of activation energies for

79 liquid phase separation measurements and the phenomenological equation in this article, we provide a

80 from fundamental thermodynamics and kinetics phenomenological equations, we rigorously derive the the

81 Based on the phenomenological evidence for dysregulation within the g

82 m clinical and laboratory studies noting the phenomenological evidence for this innovative therapy, l

83 Despite compelling phenomenological evidence that small electric fields (<5

84 w our model could be validated using simple, phenomenological experiments.

85 This is intuitively inconsistent with the phenomenological explanation based on the light-induced

86 Pleasure/liking seems to be the phenomenological expression that enough salient stimuli

87 We show that a phenomenological extended-Hubbard-model cluster calculat

88 e-compulsive disorder (OCD) overlap in their phenomenological features and often co-occur in affected

89 , we describe opportunities for going beyond phenomenological fits to a next-generation, truly predic

90 ported by calculations within the Green-Kubo phenomenological formalism.

91 e and temperature that justifies widely used phenomenological forms, provides specific dependences of

92 city-weakening friction law under a unifying phenomenological framework applicable to small and large

93 The phenomenological framework presented is sufficiently gen

94 between PCP and cell mechanics, the simple, phenomenological framework that we introduce here can en

95 reted the variety of observed signals within phenomenological frameworks, and sometimes invoke extrin

96 The phenomenological Ginzburg-Landau theory, based on the co

97 DNA, steric repulsion, electrostatics, and a phenomenological (H4 tail-acidic patch) interaction betw

98 s to modeling macroscopic fluid behavior are phenomenological, have many shortcomings, and lack consi

99 f change blindness, observers often have the phenomenological impression that the blindness is overco

100 foundly modulates the neurophysiological and phenomenological indices of visual processing.

101 The presence of phenomenological inductances in neuronal membrane has be

102 contributes a location-dependent and plastic phenomenological inductive component to the input impeda

103 ing manufacturing capabilities and wealth of phenomenological information on the macroscopic device b

104 ch in-situ TEM observations provide valuable phenomenological insights into electrochemical phenomena

105 We show that appropriate phenomenological inter-nuclear force laws reproduce the

106 ilms, a critical thickness (tc) can create a phenomenological interface between a strained bottom lay

107 Here we propose a phenomenological interpretation of KIEs based on a simpl

108 Questioning the validity of previously used phenomenological interpretations of FDAP/FRAP data, we h

109 ns of the different existing models make the phenomenological ionic strength dependence difficult to

110 d solved numerically in combination with the phenomenological Langevin equation describing the period

111 We use a phenomenological lattice spring model (LSM) as a guide i

112 and perturbations, validating empirical and phenomenological laws on growth rate, and studying autoc

113 se of such empirical relations, analogous to phenomenological laws, may facilitate our understanding

114 spire nonetheless to yield remarkably simple phenomenological laws.

115 ion, consistent with known inhibition at the phenomenological level of the Ca(2+) uniporter.

116 During REM sleep, on the phenomenological level, this composite image is experien

117 ibes the magnetization dynamics on classical phenomenological level.

118 yet is not well understood, even at a basic phenomenological level.

119 helps bridge the gap between biological and phenomenological levels of understanding.

120 the polynorbornene backbone, which acts as a phenomenological lever with greater mechanical advantage

121 in a way that may not always be captured by phenomenological limit cycle-based models.

122 to delineate subgroups independent of their phenomenological manifestations.

123 applying a clotting time analysis based on a phenomenological mathematical model of thrombus formatio

124 A phenomenological mathematical model that forms an essent

125 For the first time, a phenomenological method analysing binary phase diagrams

126 lysed using Haase's adaptation of Colaizzi's phenomenological method.

127 depend on linking the enormous potential of phenomenological methods to excellent etiologic and soci

128 ude fewer than the sparsest state-of-the-art phenomenological methods.

129 "crowding" have generally been driven by the phenomenological misidentifications of crowded targets:

130 We verify these findings with a continuum phenomenological model and discrete element method simul

131 Unlike typical studies that construct a phenomenological model and test whether it reproduces se

132 Our results, backed by a phenomenological model based on active gel theory, sugge

133 We simulate a simple phenomenological model describing phase behavior in a mu

134 In this paper we propose a stochastic, phenomenological model for binding site turnover.

135 We present a general phenomenological model for the metallicity distribution

136 , Ising, and Potts spin chains, as well as a phenomenological model for the quasiperiodic many-body l

137 ation anisotropy can be accounted for with a phenomenological model involving orbital-flops and a spi

138 Here, a generalized phenomenological model is developed to quantify defect i

139 In summary, a phenomenological model is presented and validated in ord

140 A phenomenological model is proposed to explain this resul

141 interaction networks, starting from a simple phenomenological model of a living cell.

142 e validity of this criterion, derived from a phenomenological model of bead detection, is proved in c

143 Therefore, we developed a phenomenological model of motor unit fatigue as a tracta

144 vel Hodgkin-Huxley formulation of INa with a phenomenological model of repolarization similar to the

145 In particular, we use a phenomenological model of seizure onset with heterogeneo

146 We develop a phenomenological model of size effect based on the cumul

147 A simple phenomenological model of such a system is considered in

148 isms involved, we developed a coarse-grained phenomenological model of the acute inflammatory respons

149 In this paper, we describe a phenomenological model of the dose-dependent effects of

150 se system identification techniques to fit a phenomenological model of the dynamical system generatin

151 Inclusion of power-law dynamics in a phenomenological model of the inner hair cell (IHC)-audi

152 pproximated the Ia afferent activity using a phenomenological model of the muscle spindle and muscle

153 hase behavior is examined utilizing a recent phenomenological model of the ternary system, which is e

154 A phenomenological model of the tunneling process invoking

155 Analysis with a phenomenological model of trajectories of swimmers made

156 s study were to formulate a mathematical and phenomenological model of tumour growth in a population

157 A phenomenological model shows that the increase in the ed

158 Further, we present a phenomenological model suggesting that the topological t

159 A phenomenological model suggests that dense, transient cr

160 Finally, a simple phenomenological model that accurately captures the macr

161 In this article, we present a simple phenomenological model that is able to incorporate the t

162 We develop a phenomenological model that nicely reproduces the experi

163 To understand this result, we constructed a phenomenological model that reproduced the basic propert

164 We propose a phenomenological model that suggests that the cell-cycle

165 e unknown, this is a preliminary and largely phenomenological model that we hope will inspire further

166 ese morphological parameters, we developed a phenomenological model to estimate local mechanical prop

167 The phenomenological model treats transmembrane helices as e

168 As informed by a phenomenological model, deliberate process engineering i

169 A phenomenological model, the Hassenstein-Reichardt correl

170 From the use of a phenomenological model, we conclude that our ultrafast a

171 Using a phenomenological model, we show that domain-wall motion

172 can be quantitatively explained by a simple, phenomenological model-with only one adjustable paramete

173 ings in some of its parameters since it is a phenomenological model.

174 f these two correlations is explained from a phenomenological model.

175 ts are found in good agreement with proposed phenomenological model.

176 te with probabilities obtained from a simple phenomenological model.

177 tterns on biological response using a simple phenomenological model.

178 cases, we show how to convert the original 'phenomenological' model into a consistent set of mass-ac

179 Using phenomenological modeling constrained by our data, we re

180 designed to enable computationally efficient phenomenological modeling of spontaneous phase transitio

181 t plasticity (STDP) Hebbian learning rule by phenomenological modeling using CMOS, memristor or other

182 hat is corroborated by symmetry analysis and phenomenological modelling, and provides compelling evid

183 acroscopic phenomena within the framework of phenomenological models and bulk experiments.

184 epidemics based on mean-field, effective, or phenomenological models and supports that only probabili

185 the microscopic foundations for the employed phenomenological models are currently lacking.

186 model found a large RBE for misrepair, which phenomenological models are unable to do.

187 used as an additional guideline in applying phenomenological models based on observations of single

188 Various phenomenological models for cell size regulation have be

189 a fluctuating elastic rod model of DNA with phenomenological models for DNA interaction in the prese

190 Second, we find phenomenological models for predicting the amplitudes of

191 Method (MBAM) as a tool for deriving simple phenomenological models from complicated mechanistic mod

192 Although several phenomenological models have been able to reproduce this

193 d dynamic effects, their interpretation with phenomenological models is challenging, even if only a f

194 In accord with phenomenological models of internal friction, we find th

195 Finally, we show that simple phenomenological models of V1 activity cannot account fo

196 t the need to invoke any fitting parameters, phenomenological models or extrinsic effects such as dis

197 tiple linear regressions enabled us to build phenomenological models relating PI to water and salt co

198 le polynomial regression enabled us to build phenomenological models relating proteolysis, salt and w

199 Phenomenological models suggest that the collective, c-a

200 s paper, we present a complete set of simple phenomenological models that quantitatively reproduce th

201 Currently available phenomenological models use a nonadiabatic assumption th

202 Unlike many phenomenological models with abstract, percept-specific

203 cesses can often be renormalized into simple phenomenological models with only a few effective parame

204 , and the trapped states, postulated by many phenomenological models, are described for the first tim

205 Aided by mechanistic/phenomenological models, the conditions that favours the

206 ofile with a single barrier, consistent with phenomenological models.

207 been viewed through distinct mechanistic or phenomenological models.

208 o variable RBE compared to the more standard phenomenological models.

209 le endpoints presents a clear advantage over phenomenological models.

210 ealed potential mechanisms that underpin the phenomenological Monod parameters: the maximum specific

211 e scaling laws derived herein are not only a phenomenological observation but proved a powerful tool

212 It attempts to go beyond phenomenological observations by establishing a relation

213 vitro biochemical studies, and the cellular, phenomenological observations from in vivo genetic studi

214 We highlight key recent findings that link phenomenological observations of gain modulation to unde

215 and its regulation, many of these models are phenomenological or conceptual, providing a general unde

216 s of these molecular interactions are either phenomenological or need to be calculated within a micro

217 ndard epidemic profiles are either abstract, phenomenological, or rely on highly skewed offspring dis

218 vision processes, it is timely to review the phenomenological overlap between autism and schizophreni

219 and various types of anxiety disorders, but phenomenological overlap, high rates of comorbidity, and

220 smallest lengthscales, are incorporated into phenomenological pair potentials and used in coarse-grai

221 Numerous phenomenological parallels have been drawn between f- an

222 he present system offers a direct measure of phenomenological parameter beta that describes non-adiab

223 ably the most important but least understood phenomenological parameter that dictates real-time magne

224 Using phenomenological parameters to characterize the dominant

225 Thereby, we present an equation with two phenomenological parameters to predict the approximate l

226 caution against premature identification of phenomenological parameters with mechanistic processes.

227 Pase and generate, without the adjustment of phenomenological parameters, a structure-based free ener

228 uch coarse-grained models introduce a set of phenomenological parameters, which are often not easily

229 haracterized by a relatively small number of phenomenological parameters.

230 t time fully ab initio, i.e., without use of phenomenological parameters.

231 of these signals have been found and various phenomenological patterns of gene expression have been o

232 c-scale electron microscopy imaging data and phenomenological phase-field modeling.

233 of empathy that can be found in the work of phenomenological philosophers including Max Scheler, Edm

234 Using phenomenological population models, modified to incorpor

235 ation, in contrast to a recent study using a phenomenological potential in just two degrees of freedo

236 processing in this paradigm removed from the phenomenological presentation with a movement disorder.

237 However, the phenomenological properties of these states are difficul

238 ibute to explaining its known functional and phenomenological properties.

239 gical psychology, classical and contemporary phenomenological psychiatry, and contemporary discussion

240 in classical phenomenological psychology and phenomenological psychiatry, and present some of the mor

241 ervice-user perspectives and approaches from phenomenological psychiatry, psychology, and medical hum

242 iew examines two differing approaches to the phenomenological psychiatry-neuroscience interface: the

243 l consider some central figures in classical phenomenological psychology and phenomenological psychia

244 Relevant resources include classical phenomenological psychology, classical and contemporary

245 atmospheric modeling is provided, featuring phenomenological rate coefficients for formation of the

246 ar reactions is to modify or renormalize the phenomenological rate constants that enter into the rate

247 tted to the experimental data to recover the phenomenological rate parameters.

248 he Mg ionization energy was extracted by the phenomenological rate-equation model we developed.

249 to be sufficient for providing a minimalist phenomenological rationalization of in vitro observation

250 asts from our hierarchical Bayesian model to phenomenological regression-based methods that are commo

251 Does the phenomenological reinstatement of past experiences go al

252 From the simulation results, we derived a phenomenological relation between the aspect ratio r of

253 e predictions are often based on lab-derived phenomenological relationships between temperature and f

254 e constants and equilibrium constants plus a phenomenological relaxation time, which was taken from p

255 ions between changes in signal diversity and phenomenological reports of the intensity of psychedelic

256 Thus, building temporal phenomenological representations of biological processes

257 In phenomenological research comparing disease in monocrops

258 el provides a more mechanistic basis for the phenomenological rules of previous models.

259 radar biology from a largely qualitative and phenomenological science toward quantitative estimation

260 r mobility and it has been explained using a phenomenological semiclassical random resistor network m

261 In parallel Collins has proposed a phenomenological set of rules (the law of matching water

262 State-of-the-art phenomenological shell-model calculations reproduce this

263 Previous work has speculated on the phenomenological similarities between molecular crystall

264 crystallization, and (ii) an explanation of phenomenological similarities between protein folding an

265 wo brain regions are relevant for generating phenomenological size impressions.

266 ophisticated beliefs about time, and certain phenomenological states or beliefs about those phenomeno

267 enomenological states or beliefs about those phenomenological states.

268 We argue that replacing phenomenological static models with more mechanistic dyn

269 s these problems, being a compromise between phenomenological statistical models and mechanistic dise

270 branes, provides a theoretical basis for the phenomenological Stokes drag law as well as strengthenin

271 utionarily divergent bacteria share a common phenomenological strategy for cell-size homeostasis unde

272 This conclusion emerges from phenomenological studies and numerical simulations, thou

273 RECENT FINDINGS: Phenomenological studies in recent years have informed t

274 Recent phenomenological studies in yeast and bacteria have show

275 These phenomenological studies reveal that inherently motile c

276 These results seem to be in conflict, as the phenomenological studies suggest that cells measure the

277 ng of mechanisms and their interactions with phenomenological studies, we may develop a theoretical g

278 We describe a phenomenological study that reveals intrinsic constraint

279 We present a phenomenological theory for the phase behavior of ternar

280 e physical arguments, we construct a simple, phenomenological theory for the thermodynamics of densit

281 eability supports, are furnished by a recent phenomenological theory from the literature.

282 Thermodynamics is the phenomenological theory of heat and work.

283 Further, our phenomenological theory suggests an important role of hy

284 We account for the results with a phenomenological theory that results from considering th

285 th no change of spin-helicity, and present a phenomenological theory that successfully explains the m

286 With the help of a phenomenological theory that takes into account the crys

287 microscopy (TEM), Landau-Ginzburg-Devonshire phenomenological theory, and the semiempirical Kay-Dunn

288 We develop a phenomenological theory, based on enhanced or reduced in

289 in Seebeck effect and is well described by a phenomenological theory.

290 vior using a coarse-grained simulation and a phenomenological theory.

291 ibute them to microscopic disorder and use a phenomenological three-resistor model to account for the

292 traditional methods online; e.g., surveys), phenomenological (topics spawned or mediated by the Inte

293 However, phenomenological trait-dispersion analyses do not identi

294 various thermodynamic forces, but often the phenomenological transport coefficients are not known, a

295 Accordingly, we first used a phenomenological two-process model of sleep regulation t

296 Instead of the phenomenological two-step hopping mechanism via the guan

297 e major effort, there is only a very sparse, phenomenological understanding of how NEMO regulates IKK

298 However, the phenomenological use of a length-constant from a single

299 Thirdly, the phenomenological water-stress functions used by the terr

300 gradients cells experience, we revaluate the phenomenological Weber's law and its generalizations to