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Context conditioning has been suggested to model clinical anxiety, but context, as manipulated in animal models, has not been translated to human studies.

These data suggest that sentence constraint (at least as manipulated in the current study) does not operate by making a single word form expected, but rather generates expectations about what kinds of words are likely to appear.

To anticipate, we found that high- versus low-intensity PPC TMS affected BOLD signal in extrastriate visual cortex (likely including V4 as defined by separate anatomical information, see below) in a manner that depended strongly on current attentional state, as manipulated in a purely top down, task-related manner.

We turn now to the crucial question of our study, which is whether high versus low TMS over right PPC had any remote impacts (e.g., on visual cortex) that might vary with the current attentional state (as manipulated here in a purely top down manner, by the current task requirements).

Conditions under which these functions can be manipulated in vitro, as well as examples of possible loss of astrocytic function in AD, are discussed.

The hydride-terminated surfaces are reported to be reasonably stable and can be prepared and manipulated in air as well as in a number of organic solvents (Figure 2).

As the damaged but gravity-defying princess, Craig floated in more than one way above the flawed score and book, proving that her talents extended to singing upside down even as she was manipulated in a flying harness by a team of circus performers.

(2012b), however, attention (understood as task relevance) was manipulated in the trial-by-trial fashion by symbolic spatial cues (i.e. arrows).

In many cases, the relationship to a specific condition that the bacteria will face during growth in the host is clear, and as the conditions are manipulated in vitro, the test conditions can be tightly controlled.

That one signal component (known as the cue) is manipulated in a linear fashion across the series, spanning a range from a setting that disambiguates labeling in favor of one phonetic category to a setting that disambiguates labeling in favor of another phonetic category.

Musa despises fusion, a concept that, in his view, treats culinary traditions not as living processes but as finite objects to be manipulated in the name of creativity or revolution.