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These faux surround systems count on "psychoacoustics," which works because we interpret the direction of a sound based on slight differences in three bits of information: volume, frequency and the time difference in hearing a sound with the right and left ears.

We have coded the following behavioral characters in our matrix: aquatic habitat (character 618 [state 1]), herbivorous diet (character 658 [state 2]), and ability to interpret the direction of sounds under water (character 659 [state 1]).

It then combines the results of the linear regressions across phenotypes to interpret the direction of the interaction.

It was difficult to interpret the direction of the change in placebo and treatment effects, due to the effect of covariate adjustments.

The interior of the web acts as a compass we use to interpret the direction we should take from signals from a new RCT.

We lack detailed information on exposure timing, which makes it difficult to interpret the direction of the ORs for ADHD in the context of the animal literature (Andersen and Navalta 2004).

Because the bathymetry and magnetic lineation in the oceanic crust have been investigated in detail (Nakanishi et al. 1989; Nakanishi 2011), we divided box 2 into the northern and southern parts (Fig. 4e) and interpreted the direction of the fast axis with a relatively large degree of anisotropy in box 2 with such information.

There was one participant who initially answered with a '2', but when the interviewer asked how she had decided upon her answer, the respondent realized she had interpreted the direction of the scale incorrectly and corrected her response to an '8'.

Due to the cross-sectional nature of this study, we have to be cautious when interpreting the direction of the relationship between anxiety levels and self-report of CKD.

This must be kept in mind while interpreting the direction of effect of the contribution of individual characteristics in the lower part of Tables  4 and 5 – negative figures imply a contribution to increasing the rural-urban disparity in HAZ scores, while positive figures show a contribution to reducing it.

Therefore, like the reverse polarity directions, we interpret the normal directions in this interval to represent a paleofield record acquired at or immediately after deposition.