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The membrane voltage, calcium ion concentration, and insulin release all have nearly identical bursting fractions for the first three categories (formation, periodic busts, and loss).

Based on biochemical activities that were directly measured or predicted from homologous mammalian genes, 108 of these 125 GR proteins could be assigned to the following categories: formation of sugar linkages, modification of glycans, or core proteins (Fig. 1, Table 1).

[Commentary on R.C. Schank, G.C. Collins & L.E. Hunter, Transcending inductive category formation in learning.] The Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 9, 653‑654.

Given the design of our task, we conclude that processes of category identification are more likely to account for our findings than processes of on-line category formation during the experimental session.

Indeed, while those tasks that demanded rapid updating of target selection (N-back) and set shifting (WCST percent perseverative errors), both thought to be executive function subprocesses, did not improve significantly, WCST category formation, dependent on a 'win-stay' strategy (ie sensitive to positive feedback), improved markedly.

We will describe, in an exemplary fashion, cortical patterns of local field potentials in gerbil, of unit spiking activity in monkey, and of fMRI signals in human AC during the execution of different tasks mainly in the realm of category formation of sounds.

Infants' object category formation and use: Real-world context effects on cateory use in object processing.

The K-means clustering algorithm is a widely used, popular unsupervised category formation methodology.

In the present study, we investigate neural mechanisms of object category formation in human occipitotemporal cortex.

The present functional magnetic resonance imaging study provides direct evidence on visual object-category formation in the human brain.

We directly compare neural changes mediating the formation of behaviourally relevant object categories with neural changes following visual exposure to objects in the absence of category formation.