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The comparison of EEG-fMRI and icEEG is also limited by differences between the signals that can lead to decoupling of hemodynamic and electrophysiological effects over scales on the order of 1cm.

If Europe is not protected by the missile shield, such a system could lead to "decoupling," a splintering in military ties, between the United States and its NATO allies, Mr. Solana said.

The derived model also leads to decoupling dynamic characteristics, by which the complexity of the controller design can be significantly reduced.

This leads to decoupling of the phosphorylated PSII antennae from the core of PSII and the lateral movement to and association with PSI.

The inefficiency of our exercise training program to reduce the ED (and enhance EDR) in diabetic rats can be explained by the fact that intense training promotes oxidant stress and leads to decoupling eNOS-cofactor BH4 [ 17, 35, 48].

In practice, formation of an intractable mixture of products led us to decouple the thiolation and hydrolysis steps by employing a diprotic nucleophile (Scheme 15).

Sb evaluation of Ea/Ees shows that following CABG the patients with depressed LV remain uncoupled, and that in such patients the application of PEEP leads to further decoupling.

In an article in Foreign Affairs back in the 1970s, in the gloom after the first oil shock, he famously predicted that improvements in energy efficiency would lead to the decoupling of economic growth and energy use.

The search strategy for the minimum ratios is based on the fact that the column pinches at the minimum internal recycle lead to a decoupling of the column ends.

Disproportionate changes in either ventricular or arterial elastance will lead to ventriculoarterial decoupling.

Tentatively, we suggest that it is this inhibition of affect-related somatosensory activity that can lead to a decoupling of somatic changes and experienced affect, and to a reduction of negative phenomenal experience, as observed in the current study.