Though people are generally averse to harming others, they may learn to overcome this aversion via the consistent pairing of subjective pleasure with out-group pain, thereby lowering the barrier to participating in out-group harm.
The hypothesis was that if T2-weighted MRI depicts the AAR, consistent pairing of images from the same subject would not be possible because the contours of T2-hyperintense regions would not match that of hyperenhanced regions on delayed-enhancement MRI because the latter represents infarction and not the AAR.
Specialized scripts were developed to assemble knowledge from all 14 assays to detect gene copy numbers including validation of concordant data (and reporting of discordant data), logically match with consistent pairs of known haplotypes, and report details on all experimental variables examined.
Embedded in both artists' work is a fascination with observation, or the intensity of the gaze, and so their works form a stylistically consistent pairing, the subject of an upcoming exhibition at Kunstmuseum Luzern.
Loud complaints from states – including Liberal-led ones – about an imminent crisis in public hospitals would not be consistent with a safe-pair-of-hands federal campaign.
As our control treatments, we released 10 additional birds individually and 20 additional birds as fixed pairs (that is, 10 pairs, with consistent pair membership), for the same total number of releases as performed by our chains of pairs.
A tennis shoe imprint on the driver's side floorboard was consistent with a pair of shoes belonging to Mr. Haim, according to the affidavit.
In all cases, a distance of 3.25 3.31 Å between nickel and 2 silicon ions is consistent with a grafting to a pair of vicinal silanol groups.
According to the defects of fuzziness of index of fire risk evaluation and the complexity of structure consistent pair-wise comparison matrix, the fuzzy consistent matrix was introduce, by doing this, the influence of subjective factors could be reduced effectively.
The Gloria ad modum tubae (Gloria in the Manner of a Trumpet) by the Burgundian Guillaume Dufay (c. 1400 74) features two texted canonic voices (i.e., one imitating the other in consistent fashion) above a pair of untexted lower voices that alternate in short, stereotyped fanfare motives.
The microscopic model includes a consistent treatment of the shell effects, pairing correlations, deformation effects and collective excitations.
