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Valle-Inclan, F. & Gallego, E. Bilateral Frontal Leucotomy Does Not Alter Perceptual Alternation during Binocular Rivalry Vol. 155, 235 239 (Elsevier, Amsterdam, 2006).

The MAX-St monomer system has a greater tendency towards alternation during copolymerization than the MAX-MMA monomer system.

Mr. Brubaker's hands were a blur as he drummed chords in rapid alternation during Mr. Curran's "Hope Street Tunnel Blues III" (1983), with one or another finger occasionally popping out to spear a note.

The present study compared in rats the effects of halothane exposure on synaptic density and spontaneous alternation during early and late periods of maturation.

As one example, the flavonoid biosynthesis pathway was significantly enriched during dehydration, consistent with the role of anthocyanins, a flavonoid class, in the 'green-to-brown'/'brown-to-green' leaf color alternation during dehydration and rehydration.

For instance, differential expression analysis of the whey from both mastitic and non-mastitic milk revealed a series of proteins including acute phase proteins (APP), lactotransferrin and immunoglobulins that present a marked alternation during infection [ 6, 7].

The distribution of HACC in the inner part (HACC-IN) or the outer part (HACC-OUT) of the coatings were adjusted by different potential values and negative/positive alternations during alternating potentials assisted electrochemical deposition (AP-ECD).

The fraction of correct alternations during the delayed alternating T-Maze were collapsed across test sessions and compared using a two-way repeated measures ANOVA (adolescent stress × delay period), with a significant stress × delay period interaction analyzed by pairwise LSD tests.

Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) has been applied to examine the possible functional alternations during the performance of cognitive tasks in schizophrenia.

Chloroplasts underwent dramatic alternations during dark cultivation.

Diagenetic alternations during Stage I include mechanical compaction and cementation by early quartz, calcite, and chlorite.