The frequency of SPW-R events on the SWM task was higher during pauses at reward locations on correct (rewarded) trials than on error trials (correct: 0.088 ± 0.019 Hz; error: 0.029 ± 0.009 Hz; p<0.01, signed-rank test), consistent with prior results, Singer and Frank, 2009.
Consistent with previous work (Singer and Hickey 2000; Lightfield et al. 2011), we find that G + C content alone can explain some of the AAC variation between genomes (fig. 1; median R over amino acids = 0.555) but leaves a substantial fraction of variance unexplained.
From our results, blood NGAL value in this group of patients with renal dysfunction was significantly higher compared to patients with stable CKD and to patients with preserved renal function, a finding that is consistent with those of Singer et al.[ 38].
Further, the study aimed to investigate if there are consistent anatomical differences between singers of different voice classifications.
She sang with Chuck Mitchell early on, but they were "horribly unsuited" to each other as performers, and the aversion to sharing the stage with other singers was consistent throughout her career.
January 10 2014 January 11 201414 A genre unto himself, Elling is a masterly singer (and a consistent jazz-poll winner) whose erudition and curiosity lead him to explore all kinds of material.
If anything the singer is remaining consistent with the personality traits he's continuously been displaying before the public eye since the infamous Rihanna incident (exploding into a rage following his "Good Morning America" interview and his "alleged" homophobic rant in a Las Vegas club breaking a bottle).
The data support the assumption that there are consistent anatomical laryngeal differences between singers of different voice classifications, which are of relevance to pitch range and timbre of the voice.
When singing faster-tempo music, the consensus of preference is statistically significant and the preferred delay averages 20 ms, while with a slow-tempo piece, the singers were not consistent in their judgment of preference and a strong individual variability predominated in the pair-comparison tests.
