For example, our results suggest that search costs in evaluations (having many options to consider) intensifies gender bias.
For example, our results suggest the importance of conserving rows of trees and shrubs along rivers and in agricultural landscapes.
For example, our results suggest that itching during inflammatory skin diseases such as atopic dermatitis is linked to a distinct itch-generating type.
For example, our results show that neglecting the line-narrowing effects can cause significant error in the interpretation of the LIF and ASE signals.
For example, our results show that 19.77% of power consumption can be saved by aggregating four 100 Mbit/s links into two 200 Mbit/s links.
For example, our results here demonstrate that a careful engineering of optical antennas allow the strong, even perfect, absorption of light in ultra-thin geometries, i.e., geometries much thinner than the wavelength of light.
We use the cycling ad hoc network with fleet cyclists using mobile phones along a common cycling route as an example (our results could be applicable to other scenarios as well, such as the mountaineering party and army troops).
For example, our results indicate that the accounting practices of firms seem to have a systematic influence.
In this latter example, our results indicate that the landscape of the protein is a triple funnel with two folded structures and one misfolded structure that are stabilized by H-bonds.
For example, our results regarding gender are inconsistent with prior research, which found that women perceived disaster events or threats as more severe and risky than men (Bateman and Edwards 2002).
For example, our results could help to optimize the economy of energy producers/distributors value chain, also acting as an efficient tool for meeting peak electrical energy demands and creating a new market for telecom data usage.
