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Some authors report positive aspects of serosorting for both HIV-negative and HIV-positive gay men, while others have likened it to an "AIDS apartheid" based on internal or outwardly perceived stigma (Barber, 1991).

These findings suggest that vHP ghrelin signaling is particularly critical in the expression of conditioned feeding behavior based on internal (or potentially external) contextual cues, whereas LHA ghrelin signaling could be mediating other aspects of appetite and feeding.

In statistical terms, the MDC, also called smallest detectable change or smallest real change shows which changes fall outside the measurement error of the health status measurement (either based on internal or test-retest reliability in stable persons) [ 29, 30].

In statistical terms, the minimally detectable change (MDC), also called smallest detectable change or smallest real change [ 37] shows which changes fall outside the measurement error of the health status measurement (either based on internal or test-retest reliability in stable persons).

At each step of this back-propagation of EMBED_SUCCESS and EMBED_FAILURE messages, the sender InP can select mappings based on internal policies or lower price or some other criteria and rejects the other successful embeddings by issuing EMBED_REJECT messages to the appropriate successors.

These investments are typically partially non-verifiable, possibly based on internal resources or opportunity costs.

It may be that the strongest case for a treaty is one based on internal security.

Most MIR sensors are based on internal reflection spectroscopy or, more specifically, ATR techniques.

Selection of the 21 control subjects (i.e., who did not have cancer) who were used for this present project was based on internal biomarkers (toenail or urine) and household drinking-water arsenic exposure levels from individuals on whom cryopreserved lymphocytes were available at the time the project began.

As an example, some authors set the cut-off based on internal control whether using or not using a receiving-operating characteristic (ROC) analysis [ 17], while others express WT1 levels using GUS gene [ 13] and taking cell line K562 as calibrator [ 12].

The cerebellum, Doya proposes, is best understood as predictive action selection based on "internal models" of the environment or a device for supervised learning, in contrast to the basal ganglia, which perform reinforcement learning, and the cerebral cortex, which performs unsupervised learning.