Therefore, activation is up-regulated when the stimulus allows for more open-ended assumptions about social context, as with authentic emotions, whereas for play-acted recordings, acting represents the social context and would thereby not induce an increase in ToM activation.
Elsewhere she's playful with context, as in the graphic with a Chanel logo turned on its side, the opposing Cs used as the U and N in United Nations.
During the field work, 158 interviews were conducted, with each generally taking 25 min to complete.3 These were conducted in Spanish through a translator who was familiar with the local context, as well as the technical language of volcanology.
This is unfortunate because the NASA release otherwise provided a fascinating, timely description of an unusual event, along with the historical context, as in this line: "Ice cores from Summit show that melting events of this type occur about once every 150 years on average.
Supposedly, barriers and facilitators to NQR-driven qualimprovementmayt may be found in the healthcare context, in the politico-administrative context, as well as with an NQR itself.
At its best, a festival invites audiences to hear certain works in a specific context, as with Brahms the Progressive, a festival the Miller Theater presented some seasons ago.
Interestingly, dipyridamole does not increase cAMP in mouse bone-derived macrophages (Fraser CC, unpublished data), suggesting a differential effect of dipyridamole in the immune cell network context as compared with the corticotroph network of the AtT20 cells.
There was a trend in all ROIs identified (except the precuneus) for an inversion of the pattern of BOLD activation in the subjective context, as compared with the objective context.
Part of the answer has to do with context as much as content.
