In this article, we explore this framework further, discussing how neglect behaviour may emerge from damage to a set of visuomotor or cognitive modules, or their connections.
In this study, we explore the framework of "non-oncogene addiction" as it relates to oncogenic EGFR activation.
In this paper, we explore the BWs framework to solve several different tasks in 3D shape retrieval field, which are classified as specific versus generic, partial-to-global versus global-to-global retrieval, and articulated versus Nonarticulated.
In this article, we explore a general framework for assigning responsibility in multiple agent contexts.
In this study we explore in a phylogenetic framework the primary and secondary structure information from nuclear (ITS2) and mitochondrial (16S) ribosomal DNA sequences from the Pectinidae, commonly known as scallops.
In this study we explored whether two different frameworks for teaching phylogenies were equally effective.
In this framework, exploring lymphocytic and tumoural DPD activity under Oxa treatment seems relevant.
In this article, we will explore a general framework for assigning causal responsibility in multiple agent contexts.
Setting aside the question of the optimal term used for these processes, in our framework we are able to explore processes in the same domain in relation to both migrant spouses and their non-migrant 'receiving' families, exposing interactions and enabling comparison.
This paper elaborates this framework by exploring various ways in which technology may be gendered, drawing in part on recent research on engineering.
