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Bidirectional modulation provided the greatest average accuracy across each cell type for Targetscan's various prediction parameters of conservation and seed region (81.5%); significantly higher than miR-181b inhibition (77.6%, p<0.0001); which was in turn significantly higher than miR-181b over-expression (74.7%, p=0.0006).

Moreover, successful conscious report of such a postcued stimulus is related to the strength of top-down modulation provided by the postcue in the early visual cortex.

The asymmetric BQ-learning without the uncertainty-dependent action modulation provided better normalized likelihoods than did the standard Q-learning models, suggesting that the uncertainty-dependent learning rate is also essential for the choice behaviors (Fig. 4).

As a result, the drift modulation model provided the best overall fit of speed and accuracy in the reactive task, followed by the onset modulation and boundary models, respectively.

Such early modulation provides additional evidence that the initial feedforward processing of sensory information is attenuated when it matches a prediction.

Investigation of the synaptic mechanisms for sensory transmission and modulation provide us with critical information about the transmission of painful sensation as well as the basic mechanisms of chronic pain.

The application of interoceptive modulation provides a unique experimental approach that takes advantage of the firm neuroanatomical basis of these processes to better probe self-related evaluative processes that are so critical for depression and anxiety.

In-depth understanding of proteasome phosphorylation will greatly expand the repertoire of biochemicals that can be used for proteasome modulation, providing more choices for proteasome-based regimens in the clinic.

Code division multiple access (CDMA) using direct sequence (DS) spread spectrum modulation provides multiple access capability essentially thanks to the adoption of proper sequences as spreading codes.

Our results suggest that the time course of beta modulation provides a mechanism for maintaining predictive timing, that beta oscillations reflect functional coordination between auditory and motor systems, and that coherence in beta oscillations dynamically configure the sensorimotor networks for auditory-motor coupling.

Section "Semiconductors as plasmonic materials" discusses the suitability of these materials for plasmonic applications and Section "Magnetic modulation" provides data for magnetic modulation of plasmonic properties on undoped InSb.