Such top down control is known to be able to influence early perceptual processes (cf. Driver and Frith, 2000; Friston, 2005).
When looking at trip distances and stop patterns for Norwegian car drivers, cf. Section 3.2, it appears that most daily travel in Norway can be done with a BEV.
Note that, as expected, secondary failures are associated with larger percentages of resistant subclones and a shift in the distributions towards more drivers (cf captions C and D in Figure 5 figure supplements 2, 3).
Importantly, the response dimension (up vs. down) was entirely orthogonal to the dimension cued (left vs. right; cf. Spence & Driver, 1994, 1996).
Not included in (29) are the extra power losses due to the necessary DC-DC conversion, cf. the discussion in Section 'Line driver modeling'.
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The inflection points at σ = 3 s, 4 s emerge at treatment levels that effectively suppress sensitive subclones with the most drivers before resistance mutations are obtained (cf Figure 2 figure supplement 1A C with Figure 2 figure supplement 1D and Video 3).
UAS-dp32 transgenic lines were generated to express the wild-type dP32 protein, and neural expression was achieved using the Appl-GAL4 driver line as described in our previous work [ cf. (Kawasaki et al. 2011; Kawasaki and Ordway 2009)].
The rationale behind most car-following (CF) models is the possibility to appraise and formalize how drivers naturally follow each other.
However, there are relatively few controlled studies that allow drivers to control the initiation of secondary tasks (strategic adaptation; cf. Horrey & Lesch, 2009) and encourage natural time sharing with driving (tactical adaptation).
The probability of tumour non-detection after 20 years and the distribution of the mean number of accumulated drivers within tumours are shown in Figure 3 figure supplement 1C,D, respectively (cf with the previous case, shown in Figure 3C,D).
