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Subarya et al. integrate observations from several sources — a near-field continuous GPS station on northern Sumatra, a set of more distant regional continuous GPS stations, several reoccupied GPS sites, and measured patterns of coral uplift.

The aim of this study was to describe objectively and subjectively measured patterns of physical activity and sedentary behaviours across remoteness categories in a representative sample of 9 16 year old Australians.

Measured patterns of diversity gave partial support to the predictions of IDH, although raw species richness of sampled plots fit the predictions better than richness adjusted for differences in stem densities among treatments.

We thus measured patterns of behavioural, genetic and chemical differentiation within and between six spatially separated supercolonies in north-eastern Borneo, and discuss the data with respect to potential evolutionary trajectories of A. gracilipes.

Our study takes into account measured patterns of sexual behaviour and HPV infection in this rural population.

This same model, when applied to the remaining three species, provided a close representation of the measured patterns of water potential gradient at all sites, suggesting strong conservation in water management, a conclusion supported by carbon and oxygen isotope measurements in Callitris from across the continent.

Measured pattern of solid 1, solid 2 and calculated pattern from X-ray structure of polymorph 1, polymorph 2. The crystal structure of polymorph 1 consists of the symmetric 3,4-dimethoxy curcuminoid molecules (Figure 4a).

Measuring patterns of censorship brings its own risks: If you repeatedly check whether "objectionable" content is being blocked, you risk becoming a target yourself.

The Dysfunctional Attitude Scale (DAS) was designed to measure patterns of maladaptive thinking held by depressed individuals.

In the study, published in Nature Communications, the team showed that as mice watched visual stimuli, their human observers could measure patterns of activity among neurons in all six layers of visual cortex and the subplate, providing new data about their role in how mammals process vision.

Using sensors, Wei and Wright-Freeman will measure patterns of interactions as people living with dementia engage in various aspects of their daily lives.