As originally identified, even though the roles have different underpinning theoretical perspectives, they appear to employ the same facilitation processes and activities.
This mismatch indicated different microstructural underpinnings for diffusion anisotropy and susceptibility anisotropy.
Other companies involved in microdisplay technology include Taunton, Mass.-based Kopin, which makes a microdisplay technology similar in principle to eMagin's, but with different technical underpinnings.
The results imply that these two regime types are based not only on different normative underpinnings and descriptive characteristics of policy outputs, but just as much on different recognition of the integration policy problem and distinct causal mechanisms of their policy intervention.
These shared patterns of absence again suggest that similar morphological structures can be generated with very different genetic underpinnings.
Genomic profiling can provide an unbiased adjunct to traditional meningioma classification and provides a basis for exploring the different genetic underpinnings of tumor initiation and progression.
It is also possible to use quasi-likelihood score (QLS) tests, an alternative class of tests to FBATs with different theoretical underpinnings.
In short, though defined by the same diagnostic criteria (American Psychiatric Association, 2000 ), autism in males and females may involve different biological underpinnings.
These 'domains' of empathy (1) have very different neurological underpinnings (Blair, 2005; Singer & Lamm, 2009), (2) show differential behavioural/emotional predictions (Davis et al., 1999) and (3) are differentially related to psychopathology (Blair, 2005).
There are several families of scoring function with different mathematical underpinnings, but these make use of similar information, such as: term frequency in the document; term frequency across the collection or in a background model; and (in more complex approaches) information such as local density.
