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This is accomplished by exploring the relation between dependency risk paths and graph centrality characteristics.

Finally, construct validity was further investigated by exploring the relation to cognitive-affective and behavioral avoidance, as well as to endurance variables.

This study aims to make up for this lack of knowledge by exploring the relation between medical specialists' LOC and communication skills used in oncological interviews.

The objective of this study was therefore to contribute to filling the current gap of empiric evidence by exploring the relation between assistive technology use and enjoyment of basic human rights in a low-income country.

Concurrent validity was measured by exploring the relation of the PBQ-SR total score to several scales assessing general anxiety, depression, negative affect, lower general health and posttraumatic symptoms after deployment and their changes over time, showing significant correlations (cf. Table  3).

And so they began by exploring the relations between subjective sensory experiences -- what the philosophers call qualia -- and the objective physical stimuli that gave rise to them -- hence, the new field of psychophysics.

To comprehend the merits of a Manual Tactile Test (MTT) in assessing hand sensorimotor functions by exploring the relations among 3 subtests along with the precision pinch performances for patients with peripheral nerve injuries (PNIs); and to understand the accuracy of the MTT by constructing the sensitivity and specificity of the test for patients with PNI.

Learning from nature by means exploring the relation between structure and function may even help to build better artificial solar cells.

On the second issue, a semi-supervised spectral clustering algorithm is developed by exploring the equivalence relation via combining the nonnegative matrix factorization and spectral clustering.

Katja Kwastek's outstanding book invites the reader into the fascinating world of digital art by exploring the complex relations among the technical construction, the implemented programs, the interface, and the contingent use of individual actors.

In this paper I argue that by exploring the intimate relations between memory, affect and emotion these politics may also be understood as a performative (and nonrepresentational) component of ongoing conflict and war.