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In addition, it was hypothesized that changes in depression should be predicted by changes in dysfunctional attitudes.

This suggests that the velocity of the host response can be predicted by changes in viral replication at the preceding time-point.

To examine how variation in interspecies divergence may be predicted by changes in recombination due to inversions, we calculated for each recombination interval interspecies sequence divergence.

Milking-induced changes of both teat canal length and teat wall thickness could be predicted by changes during teat preparation but still be dependent on type of liner.

However, changes in microcirculation can not be predicted by changes in systemic blood flow [ 2] and the effects of beta-adrenergic drugs on the splanchnic and gut mucosal circulation in sepsis is still not well understood.

Collectively, the results suggest that the clinical response can be predicted by changes in cell types other than B cells, especially the number of synovial plasma cells that are derived from B cells.

How to cite this article: Hämmerer, D. et al. Selective alteration of human value decisions with medial frontal tDCS is predicted by changes in attractor dynamics.

A statistical estimator, a tool that uses only the portion of variations in crop yields across states that is predicted by changes in climate (e.g., temperature and rainfall), was used to estimate the sensitivity of emigration to crop yields.

The increase in urine output was predicted by changes in RI but not by changes in systemic hemodynamics.

As shown in Figure  4, during the recessionary years of 2008 2010, both US and Japan's economic performance were predicted by changes in total government spending.

In several studies the outcome of chemotherapeutic treatment of brain, soft tissue, bone, breast and prostate tumours was predicted by changes in MR-DWI.