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Differences in intervention design and duration might account for this variability.

While the underestimation of MIBREATHE durations might account for the task duration in the case of normal breathing, it may rather relate to the physiological arousal mismatch during MIBREATHE of the apnea swimming task.

As there was no difference between PPBREATHE and PPAPNEA durations (p = .72), the patterns of MI vs. PP differences in durations across swimming tasks might account for the trend in the MANOVA model, albeit the difference between the two MIAPNEA durations was only marginally significant when corrections for multiple comparisons were applied (M = 2.07 s, SD = 3.47, p = .09), see Figure  2.

The authors observed that overestimation of MI durations in stroke patients might account for " an impairment in the central implementation of the clock" (i.e., in the sense of the internal clock) [ 33, 34].

These authors also pointed out that older studies generally used only a single dose of steroids and suggested that this, compared with the longer duration of treatment in newer studies, might account for the different conclusions.

This model might account for cellular heterogeneity, if the duration of the silent or expressed state is itself a stochastic feature, akin to a half-life.

Tables 4– 7 present summary logistic regression results predicting each of the four mental health conditions of interest, disaggregated by duration of homelessness, while controlling for sociodemographic characteristics that might account for the effects of mothering status.

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