Based on these findings, community-level factors are explicitly controlled for while modelling child health, and are the secondary variables of interest in this paper.
To date, it is unclear whether or not birds rely on perceptual-motor feedback to solve the Aesop's fable tasks, as this has not been explicitly controlled for.
There is a separate motor for each movement, said Gerald E. Loeb, a professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Southern California, "and that motor has to be explicitly controlled," usually by the person consciously contracting muscles in the back or biceps.
Nevertheless, questions remain about which crop level processes dominate these responses, as potentially confounding effects of higher temperature accelerating development and damaging reproductive organs were not explicitly controlled for, both of which are expected to be larger under drought stress conditions due to canopy heating22.
The time dummy captures the change in insurance coverage in response to time-varying factors that are not explicitly controlled for but are constant across states.
An individual's prior motor experience with the stimulus was not explicitly controlled for, leaving open the possibility that regions activated by previously formed action sound representations (i.e., articulatory speech codes versus potentially absent action codes for the tones; Lahav et al. 2007) might have also contributed to the present left IFG task modulation.
For researchers studying coordination, the release team role can be overlooked if not explicitly controlled for. .
In addition, we explicitly controlled for any effects that might otherwise be caused by the behaviour of the stimulus, by using intruder models (or 'dummies'dummies
We conducted a laboratory experiment that explicitly controlled for the environmental effects of parental rearing density.
