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Therefore the physiological systems underlying emotions in other phyla — if these exist — may be very different, and hence difficult to identify, either in terms of direct physiological observations or in terms of observations of behavioral expressions of emotion.

A second explanation is that interaction effects are generally small and hence difficult to identify [ 31], suggesting that a larger sample might be required.

Hence, it was difficult to identify and recruit subjects with pure migraine as well as isolated tension-type headache.

Each quadratic IF curve traverses the discretized TF plane several times, in this simulated signal scenario; hence, they become difficult to identify as time increases, on the right part of Figure 2a. Figure 2b reveals these quadratic curves more clearly, on the right part.

These observations indicate a lot of noise in the data and, hence, it is difficult to identify up-regulated genes from the EST data.

43 Prolonged QTc interval can be normal in the first few days of life in premature neonates, hence it is difficult to identify drug-induced aetiology during this period.

One possible cause of errors in the vertical edge could be due to the fact that the chondrocytes are usually smaller and flatter in SZ than in TZ, hence it is difficult to identify the vertical edges of the horizontally oriented elliptical shape in cells at SZ.

Hence, it is more difficult to identify the effect using a fixed effects model.

Hence it can be difficult to identify problematic practices at the local level.

These authors focus on a particular subtype of breast cancer, the luminal B. This subtype is especially interesting for its diversity, which makes it more vulnerable than others to the choice of classification method and is hence difficult to stably identify.

The deals are private so details are difficult to identify.