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However, these components have been differentially interpreted as arising from neural systems of feature selection, stimulus evaluation, or response production.

We present monitoring of this excess emission, interpreted as arising from giant active loop structures and prominences.

The changes in light are accompanied by pronounced spectroscopic changes that can be interpreted as arising from alterations in an ejected shell that dissipates slowly in space.

The synchronous brain activity measured via MEG (or EEG) can be interpreted as arising from a collection (possibly large) of current dipoles or sources located throughout the cortex.

This temperature dependence is broadly interpreted as arising from diffusive motion of the lipid axis in a spatially rough potential energy landscape.

Based on these observational and model results, we conclude that coronal emission in dMe stars can be interpreted as arising from quiescent active regions (a quiescent, low-temperature component) and compact flaring structures (variable, high- temperature component).

In an HV description of the system the QM probabilities would be naturally interpreted as epistemic probabilities of the sort that arise in ordinary statistical mechanics.

The cavities are interpreted as having arisen by lava engulfing blocks of ice, that had become trapped in a narrow zone of meltwater between the lava and the surrounding ice, and are termed ice-block meltout cavities.

For these reasons, mutations in mtAncestor-1 and mtAncestor-2 causing mitochondrial diseases are best interpreted as mutations that arose in the nucleus.

The z-scores from the sample are interpreted as if they arise from a normally distributed population.

While this approach can be useful, it is problematic if significant effects are interpreted as if they arose from a single a priori hypothesis test.