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These findings are interesting given Germany and Spain seem to be more synchronized with the European Union than with the Euro Area.

Furthermore, patent applications were far more synchronized with the business cycle during the Depression, when the cycle was extremely volatile, than they had been during the '20s, when economic conditions were buoyant.

Involving management in early stage of the adoption process enabled multidisciplinary teams to be familiarized with the software team's process and help other teams to be more synchronized with the software team.

Parasitoid locomotion and oviposition rhythms were closely correlated with the emission rhythm of terpenes; intriguingly, the parasitoid emergence rhythm was more synchronized with (Z -3-hexen-ol (rParasitoid emergence-(Z -3-hexen-ol = 0.7870; P = 0.02042), with the peak delayed by one time interval.

The take rate was close to 100% regardless of subculturing strategy, but with the injection approach, tumor growth was more synchronized within each generation.

This effect was evident when we computed population firing rates and compared them to the duration of the corresponding cycle: cycles corresponding to less synchronized epochs, with lower population rates, were shorter than cycles corresponding to more synchronized epochs, with higher population rates (Supplementary Fig. S8B).

Also, the behaviours within groups of weaned calves becomes more synchronized [ 5, 43], with greater spatial cohesion and social interaction than among suckling calves [ 43].

Epileptic seizures and artifact-free periods of interictal states were visually classified; seizures were identified according to repetitive-spikes and slow-wave discharges lasting 10 sec or more and synchronized with the behavioral stage 4 5 generalized seizures (monitored by video recording) according to the Racine scale.

Their volleys were sharper and their doubles movement was more synchronized.

With the help of two colleagues, he tracked what he calls circadian advantage from 1996 through 2007 to see whether being more synchronized to the time zone where a game was played would give a team an advantage.

Figure 1 The diagram of two kinds of synchronization modes among multi-systems, one is that more systems synchronize with one system, and the other is the transmission synchronization.