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The per-subject, pairwise differences between best-fitting leak, computed with respect to either coherence or hazard rate, did not differ from predictions of the normative model (median ± bootstrapped SEM normalized data model difference by hazard rate = −0.003 ± 0.021, by coherence = −0.001 ± 0.050, Wilcoxon signed rank p = 0.501 and 0.292, respectively).

However, predictions regarding total accruals differ from predictions regarding discretionary accruals because total accruals are not completely driven by earnings management.

It is concluded that experimental results would not be expected to differ from predictions made with plug-flow boundary conditions by more than five percent for properly designed counterflow experiments of this straight-duct, multiple-screen type.

These results differ from predictions that explicit instruction should improve the application of strategy, but provide some evidence for the insufficient use of metacognitive strategy in ADHD.

University places have been filling up at a record pace, a day after A-level results were published, as students and colleges adapt to greater competition through the clearing system for applicants whose grades differed from predictions.

This prediction differs from predictions and observations in risk-heterogeneous environments, where locally relatively low predation risk results in low local quitting harvest rates [2], [11].

c) The distribution of observed data notably differs from predictions of both models, which imply some age-dependent selection against clones and suggest that genetic diversity of natural asexual complexes may not be explained by neutral processes alone.

However, this was not the case here and the overall pattern of change differed from predictions: unexpectedly, both groups responded faster in the Accuracy2-RC task compared to Accuracy1, and this unexpected decrease of latency from Accuracy1 to Accuracy2-RC was more important in control children than in children with ADHD.

Thus, dopamine neurons respond to reward only to the extent to which it differs from prediction.

The neurons code reward value as it differs from prediction, thus fulfilling the basic requirement for a bidirectional prediction error teaching signal postulated by learning theory.

In our analysis of the model by Covert and Palsson [ 19], we found five cases in which OT predictions differ from rFBA predictions.