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These changes derive from the discovery of new fossils, new data sets, new phylogenetic analytical techniques, and different taxonomic philosophies.
But comparison between the time course of HV-induced modifications in inhibitory mechanisms as revealed by TMS studies (5 10 min after HV ends [10, 11]) and in our sensorial responses following repetitive stimulation (immediately after HV ends) renders unlikely that our HV-induced VEP amplitude changes derive from transient inhibitory cortical dysfunction.
To determine whether the observed male wing shape changes derive from uniform changes or localized changes in size and shape, we divided forewings into sections using landmarks along the length (A-P) and width (P-D) axes (Fig. 2A).
Energy changes, deriving from thermodynamic considerations, are particularly important.
Waelbroeck, C. et al. Sea-level and deep water temperature changes derived from benthic foraminifera isotopic records.
Hallucinations may be produced by chemical changes deriving from internal metabolic disturbances that are otherwise engendered inside of the body, or that originate from outside of the body.
These rates correspond to a 10-year record (2002 2012) of surface elevation changes derived from SET deployed on site, as detailed in Table 1.
The correlation of fold changes derived from high-throughput platforms and qRT-PCR (reference method) were higher for sequencing methods than microarrays and especially for DriverMap (Fig. 3).
A similar method could be used to compare copy number changes derived from SNP intensities between multiple datasets.
Landscape changes derived from historical events have affected the demographic history of the populations of this species.
Aside from the exact theory, approximate phase velocity changes (derived from both theory and experiment) are proposed, without the need to solve for dispersion curves.
