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From this it seems clear that the emergent lexicality by length interaction stems from the pressure to learn the mappings between visual representations, which are strongly influenced by letter position and central phonological representations that are independent of length, but constrained by phonotactic considerations.

The latter is designed to test the hypothesis that a given local network structure (a transcription factor -target interaction) stems from duplication, while the one-shot model probes the randomness of the distribution of duplication-inherited structures across the network, corresponding to colorings of the ancestral network.

The interaction stemmed from the dyslexics having the greatest differences between T1 and T3.

Bacteria-free expression of this genetic system assures that the results seen are directly related to the object of study, and are not artifacts of a host-pathogen interaction stemming from the previously required bacterial infection.

In this regime the condition-response effect is small and noise-propagation is large, and the benefits of the regulatory interaction stem solely from the noise-propagation, that is, by coupling to the noisy regulator a bet hedging strategy is implemented.

More generally, geography's interest in symbolic interactions stems from the larger concern with symbolic social practices, particularly as the 'symbolic' informs understandings of and meanings found in various social spaces.

As described in the supporting information (Supplementary Materials S1), this approach to define interaction sites stems from topological and energetic considerations.

Chemical distillation processes must account for high turndown or complicated chemical interactions stemming from the nonideality of the components to separate, such as the presence of salts.

Furthermore, as-formed supported bimetallic PdNi nanocatalyst possessed excellent structural stability, owing to strong metal-support interactions stemming from the perfectible hybrid nanostructure of LDH-C composite precursors.

Through Electron-Localization-Function based analyses, we identify the electronic origins of effects of alloying elements on fracture strengths of these interfaces and observe that chemical interactions stemming from electronegativity differences between different atomic species are responsible for the trends in calculated strengths.

With one exception, all interactions stemmed from stronger effects in men.