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The effect, emerging from such nondescript passages, is pointedly dizzying.

This paper studies the Matthew effect emerging from large information systems by investigating their topological complexity.

However, for many phenotypes, the overall salience of the loci of greatest effect emerging from GWA studies (the pathways implicated and the relationships to monogenic forms of the same traits) argues forcefully against such a nihilistic interpretation [ 9, 13, 14].

Each optical photon generated within the medium due to the Čerenkov effect, emerging from the tissue volume, and traversing the phase plane was recorded and its exiting position (x,y), direction (u,v,w), creator process (Čerenkov or fluorescence), and wavelength were saved in CSV format.

Evidence of the effect emerged from a study of men consuming an olive oil-rich Mediterranean diet.

Activated by a motion detector, the whisper effect emerges from a small speaker hooked up to separate humidity and temperature control units.

We suggest that this effect emerges from higher order central processing in the protocerebrum.

No significant effect emerged from the ANOVA on percentage of correct responses (more than 97% in each condition), p = .1.1

In short, this means the learning rate itself (and thus any 'forgetting' effect) emerges from optimal Bayesian recognition (see e.g., [32] for a nice example).

Monsanto, however, did not investigate any combinatorial health effects emerging from the stacked trait.

Metamaterial effects emerging from a spatially-arranged microplasma array was investigated at microwave frequencies.