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Subjective experiments confirm that the audiovisual signals created by our multimodal synthesis strategy are indeed perceived as being more synchronous than those of systems in which both modes are not intrinsically coherent.
The system is faster and more synchronous than any other dense-core vesicle system described and its highly regular design facilitates correlation of functional and ultrastructural (freeze-fracture) features.
Our data suggest that, also in humans, transitions to down states are more synchronous than transitions from down- to up states, within neural assemblies: thus the mechanisms underlying slow oscillations might though to be the same among mammals.
Ventricular repolarization is typically found to be more synchronous than activation.
This hypothesis is supported by our observation that adjacent cells in an anther seem to be more synchronous than those that are not close to each other.
To test whether neighbouring females were more synchronous than females with more distant home ranges, we correlated distances among females' home range centres and days of oestrous overlap among females.
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For accompanying malignancies of the digestive system, there were significantly more LCF MPM patients than OCF MPM patients (32/49,65.3 % vs. 48/126,38.1 %, P = 0.001) and significantly more synchronous cases than metachronous cases (37/64,57.8 % vs. 43/111,38.7 %, P = 0.018).
The most common approach is to use biventricular pacing to create two activation wave fronts, preferably originating from opposite walls, in order to create a more synchronous activation than during RV pacing or LBBB.
This could be accomplished by creating shorter exercises with more synchronous collaboration elements than were observed in these exercises.
We used a null model incorporating a bootstrap randomization procedure to examine whether ovarian cycles were more synchronous or asynchronous than expected by chance in a large captive hamadryas colony.
