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GW theory generates explicit predictions for conscious aspects of perception, emotion, motivation, learning, working memory, voluntary control, and self systems in the brain.

Darwin provided explicit predictions for the intermediate steps in the evolution of eyes, observable in extant organisms and we now know much more about the genetics and physiology of these steps.

We previously identified predictions that distinguish different scenarios for independent coding, but we did not make explicit predictions for analyses that would distinguish independent from coordinated coding.

The S-TPI does not include explicit predictions for SICH and related outcomes (subsequent independence, dependence and death), which are also consequences of the decision to treat or not to treat although the predictions are implicit in the S-TPI's three-month outcomes.

It is worth noting that these erroneous responses, though less frequent in the explicit group (5%), were not totally overcome, suggesting an underlying conflict between the correct explicit prediction for a repetition and the automatic tendency to prepare the alternate response after another alternation.

Nonetheless, we assessed the possible conservation conflicts between wind farms and griffon vulture by comparing spatially explicit predictions of habitat suitability for the species with the spatial distribution of currently working and planned wind farms.

For both cohesive and composite barriers, our topographic model produces spatially explicit predictions of diversification across taxa and environments.

Given the ever-increasing amount and complexity of data available for phylogenomic investigations, it appears prudent to begin to move away from a posteriori data interpretations, and toward direct tests of explicit predictions from standing and future evolutionary hypothesis.

Further, the methodology used in this paper allows for the explicit prediction of accident rates for given highway sections, as soon as the profile of a road section is given.

A nonrandom relationship between body size and island area, as seen here, is an explicit prediction of selection for optimal body size due to indirect island area effects on resource availability and community composition [4], [16], [17].

The NTR-cooperation effect indeed emphasizes that a simple binding of a translocating species to FG domains is insufficient for facilitated passage, which in fact had been an explicit prediction from the selective phase model (Ribbeck and Görlich, 2002).