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If such entrainment is indeed mediated by phasic vagal volume input as predicted by theory [24], [25], then sustained elevation of lung volume during PEEP may disrupt entrainment by activating the classic Hering-Breuer inflation reflex (which is one of the earliest demonstrated long-loop physiological feedback regulation mechanisms in mammals) [28], [29].

"In all of the cases studied, decoherence behaves as predicted by theory," Dr. Zurek said.

The Kondo splitting appears only above a threshold field as predicted by theory.

The concentration polarisation was found to be less at the higher temperature, as predicted by theory.

The failure mode (on overloading the composite spring) consisted of radial fracture arising from the hoop stress as predicted by theory.

A low-cost adaptive implementation is proposed and compared to the conventional adaptive linear predictor showing an improved performance, as predicted by theory.

In surface-normal emission only light-hole to heavy-hole electroluminescence is observed at 2.9 THz (103 μm wavelength) as predicted by theory.

Our experimental results demonstrate the sensitivity enhancement of the proposed solution, as predicted by theory, and partial thermal drift rejection in a 70 °C range.

Experimentally, initially large flame disks expand at sufficiently high Damköhler numbers, while at sufficiently small Damköhler numbers, initially small flame disks contract, as predicted by theory.

An experiment carried out in a sounding rocket, showed that as predicted by theories of this type, no self-organisation occurs when the microtubules are assembled under low gravity conditions.

Our study supports a link between organismal longevity and maintenance of cellular structures such as telomeres, as predicted by theories of ageing and suggested by previous empirical studies [e.g. 10].