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Interestingly, Brom et al. (1989) attributed the effect of hypnotherapy and trauma desensitization on intrusions to the fact that both treatments addressed trauma memories, whereas the psychodynamic treatment did not — and thus anticipated the conclusions of recent meta-analyses that suggest a focus on trauma memories is important.

For instance, SS-cortex is widely considered to be a lower-level sensory structure and thus anticipated to only show discrimination related to the motor task once the hand's mechanoreceptors have been stimulated at object contact (either through the hand directly or through the tool, indirectly).

To do so, we assumed that the probability of discard increases with time, and thus anticipated modeling the time to discard using a Weibull distribution; without prior knowledge we assumed the mean time would be 180 days with a shape parameter of 3.

Current carbon cycle science is largely derived from those discussions and thus anticipates the information needs of producers.

Rule IV implicitly accepts that the future may bring surprises and new evidence, and, thus, anticipates Hume's fallibilistic insights.

He goes beyond this controversy to locate each faculty in a part of the body and thus anticipates a similar attempt by Plato to assign psychic faculties to regions of the body in the Timaeus.

Janáček took these stylistic principles much farther in his vocal writing than Modest Mussorgsky, and thus anticipates the later work of Béla Bartók.

In parallel, an efferent copy of these motor commands is available to the forward internal model, which predicts, before movement initiation, the future states of the trunk or the legs and thus anticipates the sensory consequences of the movement.

We controlled for possible provider effects, site, and treatment, and accounted for most sources that induce clustering, and thus anticipate weak (<.10) within-group correlation.

Wagner's Chronic Care Model (CCM) is believed to provide a framework to restructure the health system towards integrated, proactive, consistent and continuous care, and thus, anticipate some acute exacerbations or lessen their consequences.

We characterize these transcripts in terms of exon number, transcript length, conservation and expression pattern during embryogenesis and thus anticipate that our catalogue of coding and long non-coding transcripts will enable more developmental and genomic studies directed towards dissecting their functional roles.