Thus, it may be that healthy individuals are never passively perceiving scenes because the BE effect, underpinned by scene construction, always occurs and engages the hippocampus.
A fear of side effects underpins this [ 17, 18] because antithrombotics inherently increase the potential for bleeding.
Separated into lengthy movements over almost an hour and a half which left space for applause, the format permitted dramatic changes in tone, from blind alleys of noise over a dissonant, syncopated drum part to sludgy, nocturnal waves of sound effects underpinned by an almost subsonic bass rumble and some desperately uplifting trombone from Henriksen.
A further regression analysis was performed, replacing the explanatory variable species richness with species composition, to determine whether compositional effects underpinned the observed effects of biodiversity.
These pleiotropic effects underpin the range of cell-specific functional defects in immune and other cells that contact mycolactone during infection.
While this study is well powered for the detection of small, common effects underpinning the genetic origins of AD, it suffers from several limitations.
Indeed, it is central to establish the collective effects underpinning complex structural evolution, specifically to gain insights into structure property relationships across the multiple temporal and length scales.
Although numerous studies have associated air pollution exposure with risk of preterm and low weight birth, there is no consensus on pollutants or sources responsible for the biologic effects underpinning these findings.
The effect is underpinned by the magnificent score written for the film by Jocelyn Pook.
His designs are typically naturalistic and relaxed, but this artless effect is underpinned by fantastic attention to detail.
