Accordingly, it is likely that such higher order (and potentially volitional) social processes were not recruited during the incidental viewing of the gaze shifts versus opening/closing the eyes during a gender detection task, hence neither changes in connectivity nor regional effects in amygdala or mPFC were observed.
Told in alternating voices, with incidental points-of-view skilfully interwoven, this is both a swooning YA romance and a clear-sighted interrogation of racism, familial pressures and the inhumanity of a system that sees statistics rather than people.
In this article, we argue that investigators have an obligation to respond to incidental findings in view of their entering into a professional relationship with research participants in which they are granted privileged access to private information with potential relevance to participants' health.
It could enable researchers to gain a better sense of participants' views on incidental findings and could ultimately provide the opportunity for participants to be better informed and to set specific preferences relating to what feedback they would like, and when and how it is received.
The view was incidental as far as he was concerned.
Flaws that seem glaring at first blush may seem incidental on a second viewing.
Traits of individuals are usually considered to be shaped directly by selection, while patterns of aggregation are typically viewed as incidental side effects of some other underlying processes or environmental heterogeneity.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and W. P. Dodds The New Yorker, March 26 , 1949P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: In full view of descending skiers at Warner, N. H., and a hundred-yard crawl from the bottom of the run, stands the busy factory of the Henniker Crutch Company.
A mammogram of the left breast, MLO view, shows incidental new diffuse microcalcifications (black arrows).
And damage done to small towns, from water profiteers' point of view, is incidental.
