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They allow engineers to construct training and validation data sets with an intuitive user interface, decreasing time spent on this stage from days to hours.

This suggests that a behavioural response to the presence of conspecific competitors is not unique to E. nassaui, but the exact nature and direction (i.e. increasing or decreasing time spent on parasitism) of such changes is species-specific.

The pattern of reaction time results rules out the possibility that the fMRI and EEG RS effects were due to decreasing time spent processing the stimuli on task (and shorter reaction times) for repeated items.

Also, the pattern of reaction time results rules out the possibility that the fMRI and EEG RS effects were due to decreasing time spent processing the stimuli on task (and shorter reaction times) for repeated items.

Lithium treatment promoted sociability in Fmr1 knockout mice, significantly increasing the time Fmr1 knockout mice spent in Chamber 1 with the stimulus mouse (Fig. 1D, slashed bars; F 2, 39) = 139.49, P<0.001), and significantly decreasing time spent in empty Chamber 3 (Fig. 1D, F 2, 39) = 139.49, P = 0.001) compared to untreated Fmr1 knockout mice (Fig. 1D gray bars).

Conversely, there was a trend toward decreasing time spent on laboratory investigations and obstetric examinations (Table 4).

Using 18 contractors with 40 separate contracts, the government's objectives are to increase employment compared with previous schemes, decrease time spent on benefits and increase the time employed for those coming off benefits.

During drug infusion, the results indicated decreased time spent by the mother licking pups and an increase in feeding time.

But Wall Street didn't react well to the change, which Facebook predicted would decrease time spent on the network, which ultimately will decrease the time users spend looking at advertisements.

Decreasing forage particle size decreased time spent ruminating (485 vs. 320 min/d), rumination periods (15.3 vs. 11.7), and duration of rumination periods (29 vs. 26 min).

Certain changes in parent behavior, like less oversight after school, could decrease time spent on homework as well as free reading.