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Study 2 built on these results, explicitly testing predictions about sex differences in envy.

Peter Kahn, the developmental psychologist and a member of Ecopsychology's editorial board, has been more explicitly testing some of ecopsychology's underlying principles.

This new approach provides both a valuable tool for predicting genetic structure in marine populations and a means of explicitly testing these predictions with empirical data (Figure 1).

Highlighting the importance of explicitly testing RL predictions in other cognitive domains, we found that MS-PE rather than ERO-PE drove striatal responses and learning in the current experiments.

Effects are consistent with elevated E/I ratio in schizophrenia, establishing a framework for translating neural circuit computational model of cognition to human experiments, explicitly testing mechanistic behavioral hypotheses of cellular-level neural deficits in patients.

However, explicitly testing English as a language of unique global significance is not usually part of international large-scale assessments.

Four studies explicitly tested the effect of environmental variables on siderophore production in monoculture.

But this treatment must be explicitly tested with each disease to be sure.

Yet, the studies do not explicitly test whether the concentration of subprime loans in minority neighborhoods varied by segregation levels.

These possibilities will be explicitly tested in future studies by testing additional CSF samples and optimized methods of quantification and assessments of therapies such as mHTT lowering treatments.

In order to optimally address this concern is to explicitly develop a behavioral endophenotype of the mouse model in which the mouse is explicitly tested using tasks rigorously designed to explicitly test the cognitive domains affected in the clinical population.