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Table 2 Brain regions showing significant conjunction effect for the congruent and incongruent conditions.

The conjunction effect was modulated by participants' experience reading Japanese manga while growing up, but not by any other measures of participants' background comic reading experiences (note also, our Peanuts stimuli did not graphically resemble manga).

Do frequency representations eliminate conjunction effects?

Both conjunction effects were modulated by participants' frequency of reading manga while growing up.

A recent open-label trial provides further evidence showing marked effects of rituximab treatment on skin thickening, functional ability, and disease activity in conjunction with effects on lesional and circulating B cells and on interleukin-6 and BAFF (B-cell activating factor of tumor necrosis factor family).

We propose that for some anesthetics, suppression of intrinsic excitability, mediated by tonic GABA(A) conductances, operates in conjunction with effects on synaptic transmission, mediated by other mechanisms, to depress hippocampal function during anesthesia.

The cytotoxicity based trigger value cannot be used in isolation, it must be applied in conjunction with effect-based trigger values targeting critical specific modes of action such as estrogenicity or photosynthesis inhibition.

Madden, DJ. "Frontoparietal activation during visual conjunction search: Effects of bottom-up guidance and adult age". 15th Cognitive Aging Conference.

Since in this analysis it is assumed that all contrasts included in the conjunction show consistent effects, for the conjoint effect to be significant all contrasts have to survive a threshold that decreases with the power of the number of contrasts included ('global' conjunction in SPM terminology, Friston et al., 2005).

The condition rating of the bridge members is examined statistically and probabilistically, in conjunction with the effect of traffic and environment (i.e., temperature and precipitation).

This paper describes a stressed-skin diaphragm approach to the optimal design of the internal frame of a cold-formed steel portal framing system, in conjunction with the effect of semi-rigid joints.