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Finally, row F shows that there are no differences in orientation when one of the matrices is perfectly "round" (i.e., all its eigenvectors explain the same amount of total variance).

The reason for this lack of persistence in magnetic compass orientation may be a larger scatter in orientation when visual information was not available, small sample size and/or a high variation in individually preferred orientation between tests.

As expected, no silencing was observed in either orientation when the miniLCR-β-EGFP cassette alone or in the presence of cHS4, hHS4 and hHS5 was inserted at RL5 (data not shown).

This analysis was performed to check if any differences in endpoint variability between the three conditions could be due to differences in trunk orientation when addressing somebody located to the left or to the right, even before the pointing gesture began.

Simulations also show that our positioning scheme is quite unsensitive to minor errors in sensor orientation, when GNSS is used throughout the trajectory.

Place fields were consistent in their orientation when odor cues were not rotated, that is, from S4 to S5 (Fig.  8).

We have found, however, that the BOLD signal is not sensitive enough to capture the modulatory effect caused by the change in stimulus orientation when the original paradigm is used.

The fully imidized PI showed the lowest degree of in-plane chain orientation when it was processed by the protocol with the highest drying temperature.

The SVA, SVA wo SINE and TR/VNTR all showed decreased activity in the reverse orientation when compared to the domains in the forward orientation.

The overlap was considered to be in the correct orientation when a gene targeted by an upregulated microRNA was decreased in the gene expression profile, or when a gene targeted by a downregulated microRNA was increased in the gene expression profile.

All amplified libraries show an increased proportion of reads in the wrong orientation when compared with the unamplified counterparts (Table  2).