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Sensory cortex (MT+) exhibited activity increase prior to the response under both speed and accuracy instructions (Figure 4c).
The predicted P/γS cleavage site was mutagenized with the VV_GG and VV_GG_rc primers using the QuikChange Lightning Site-Directed mutagenesis kit (Stratagene) according to the manufacturers instructions (Figure 4).
The fact that about 25% of the patients in this cohort did not adhere to special instructions (Figure 2), including food, could be interpreted from a poverty perspective: 50% were unemployed or had unstable incomes due to casual labor, 41% were classified as living in absolute poverty.
But for those who fail to read instructions, figuring out how to enter a new destination can be a challenge.
In some species, the primary articulation takes on an unusual cylindrical shape, so the appearance of a mirror image cylinder is highly suggestive of a duplicated morphogenetic instruction (Figure 13B).
The instruction figure acted as a metacontrast mask for a previously presented unconscious prime that was itself either a diamond or a square.
In Lau and Passingham's study, the researchers asked subjects to perform a semantic or a phonological task, depending on whether an instruction figure was a diamond or a square.
It does prevent you from accidentally switching modes, but I had to read the instructions to figure out how it worked.
"The Panetta Review appears to have been created in response to Director Panetta's instructions to figure out what the records being provided to the [Senate Intelligence Committee] would reveal," said a Senate source familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity given its extraordinary sensitivity.
Cells were transfected using mirVana miRNA mimics using Lipofectamine 2000 (Thermo Fisher Scientific) according to the manufacturer's instructions (Supplementary Figure 1A and C).
For questions about blinding we further categorized unclearly reported data into 'probably yes' and 'probably no' using validated specific instructions (see Figure 1 in Akl et al., Journal of Clinical Epidemiology) [ 17].
