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Pharmacological substances that induce hemodynamic changes can therefore potentially alter the BOLD-signal that in turn falsely can be interpreted as changes in neuronal activity.

Standardized coefficients are reported and should be interpreted as changes in standard deviations of the dependent variable upon a one standard deviation change of the continuous regressors or upon a unit change in dichotomous regressors.

Since post-MI myocardial R2 is in a linear relationship with the dry-to-wet weight ratio (DWR) [22], changes in tissue R2 (∆R2) can be interpreted as changes in tissue water content.

Without an environmental context, size changes could either be interpreted as changes of distance or as attributable to rescaling of an image.

The SF-36 has demonstrated sensitivity to change, and score changes can be interpreted as changes in the health-related quality of life of the patient.

This can be interpreted as changes in the activation energy under certain assumptions (e.g., a constant empirical prefactor A, see below).

When a CW variable is included in a multiple regression with the variables it is conditioned on (BW and any prior weights), it can be interpreted as change in weight over the prior interval.

This is interpreted as changes of local configuration in the accepted view of the continuum mechanics of deformable solids.

Changes in F/ F0 were interpreted as changes in [Ca2+]i.

Changes in morbidity and mortality were interpreted as changes in labour productivity and demand for health care.

Correspondingly, changes in the kinetics of synaptic responses to hypertonicity-induced SV fusion have been interpreted as changes in the intrinsic 'release willingness' or 'fusogenicity' of SVs, which may represent an inverse measure for the activation energy for SV fusion (Basu et al., 2007; Wierda et al., 2007).