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Our results show patterns of interference consistent with a trade-off between the tasks, suggesting that a shared resource can be flexibly divided, rather than only fully allotted to either of the tasks.

γ = 0.95 for msh4 Δ suggests loss of genetic interference consistent with previous analysis of crossover data at specific loci and genome-wide (Novak et al. 2001; Argueso et al. 2004; Chen et al. 2008; Mancera et al. 2008).

Non-specific polyclonal antibody interference is consistent with our observed high frequency of weak positives and their low specificity.

As we discuss below, our inference of clonal interference is consistent with the underlying mechanisms of immune selection.

The frequency effect in PTr, that has been reported in monolinguals (Graves et al. 2007), can then be understood in terms of the demands on interference control, consistent with behavioral data showing that lexical selection is affected by word frequency (Navarrete et al. 2006; Kittredge et al. 2008).

Our findings regarding the pain interference domain are consistent with a recent investigation into health-related quality of life utilizing the PROMIS instrument in children with cancer that showed Black children had an increased burden of pain interference [ 28].

9, 11 Especially notable was the significant association between pDPN severity and pain-related sleep interference, which was consistent with a previous study that showed greater sleep impairment at higher levels of pain severity.

McCarthy (McCarthy 1977, 1038 1044) suggested that the solution lay in a logical principle of circumscription: the presumption that the actual situation is as unencumbered with abnormalities and oddities (including unexplained changes and unexpected interferences) as is consistent with our knowledge of it.

The sequential appearance of classical symptoms and signs of Bell's palsy, without olfactory disturbance we observed, are consistent with progressive interference of peripheral (not central nervous system) facial nerve function by a process initiated during retrograde axonal transport.

The results demonstrate that the observed interference effects are remarkably specific, consistent with the idea that interference occurs in neural circuits that are involved in a specific movement and activation of individual muscle synergies.

Such "partial interference" region is also consistent with the findings of many empirical studies discussed in Section 1. Figure 1 Throughput degradation and network separation.