Nevertheless, the biological direction of the relationships implied by the direct and indirect effects in the cross-sectional model must be interpreted cautiously, as the model conveys causal assumptions and not validated conclusions.
The frequent pictures of militiamen in their pick-ups firing their heavy machine guns in the general direction of the enemy implied that here there was a genuine revolution with an opposition ready to take over.
Secondly, due to the randomized nature of the BP-based routing, data are not always transmitted in the direction of the destinationa, implying longer paths and higher number of link activations near the source.
But there is likely to be broad agreement, at least retrospectively, about the direction of progress implied in the indicators as a set.
Polynesian languages also include a large number of grammatical elements, indicating, for example, direction of motion implied by verbs, including movement toward or away from the speaker, relative positions of objects with reference to the speaker, and direction of movement along a seashore-inland axis.
In all cases, both forms exhibited the same direction of difference, implying that the modification process was not related to the peptide abundance.
The '.ace' file and the '.singlets' from the CAP3 output were parsed to build scaffolds, which are clusters of sequences representing a unique transcript for which the positional relation and direction of the fragments is implied.
This measure was useful mainly for analyzing catch-trials: it indicates approximately the point at which the subject started to apply force perpendicular to the direction of movement, implying where and when he/she expected the external force to appear.
Although not large (Cohen's d = 0.18), these effects are impressive considering that within subjects the pictures for each trial type (left-moving vs. right-moving) were the same in every respect other than the direction of implied motion.
The fact that performance improvements in the direction task were specific to a particular direction of motion implies that the CFFT increase is not due to general improvements in cognitive, or even visual abilities, but is instead linked to the improvement of a highly specific visual skill.
