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But by testing for these two conditions simultaneously, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Germany recently found evidence that face and voice recognition may be linked in a novel person-recognition system.

Study 2 extends these findings by testing for the same pattern of data in a new set of trivia questions and by further by comparing the pattern of results seen in the context of responding to short answer questions to the pattern seen when responding to multiple choice questions (with the decisions to answer or not occurring before the choices are presented).

The team confirmed this suspicion by testing for the presence of proteins known to be produced by these particular neurons.

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We searched for associations between these complexes that might facilitate functional coordination by testing for further direct pairwise interactions between these proteins in vitro.

Experimental research has made advances in examining these questions by testing for differences in behavior when interacting with individuals from different groups.

We also characterized the isolates from these chinchillas by testing for antibiotic susceptibility and by gene analysis.

In this study, they do address possible metabolic roles of these isolates by testing for cellulose degradation and arsenic oxidation for example.

We therefore analyzed the effect of ZNF703 mRNA expression on prognosis in these subtypes by testing for a potential correlation of ZNF703 mRNA expression with clinical and pathological parameters.

As case-only admixture mapping has subsequently (and correctly) been described as inappropriate for multi-way admixed populations due to artefactual ancestry deviations arising from inaccuracies in LAI[ 22], we first identified regions of excess ancestry found in cases only, and then validated these findings by testing for excess ancestry in cases relative to controls.

As is already clear from the pharmacokinetic profiles, there were significant food effects observed for all analytes on comparing AUC and Cmax of meal A vs. meal C and of meal B vs. meal C. Comparing meals C and D by testing for testosterone and DHT showed that these were bioequivalent for AUC of testosterone and Cmax of DHT but indeterminant for Cmax of testosterone and AUC of DHT (Table 3).