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As expected, we replicated the classical positive compatibility effect (PCE), namely shorter reaction times in compatible trials (mean RT: 369±38 ms) than in incompatible trials (mean RT: 383±30 ms) in comparison to neutral trials (mean RT: 375±38 ms) (main effect: F 2,46)  = 7.72; p<0.01).

We assume that distances (number of steps) provide a clue of the degradation fluxes (velocity) of the metabolite under study, namely shorter distances imply higher fluxes.

From the nature of the genes affected, CR, would be expected to have an effect analogous to that observed in queens of eusocial insects and captive semelparous animals, namely a life-prolonging effect, while AL would have an antagonistic effect akin to that seen in social insect workers and breeding semelparous animals, namely shorter lifespans (Figs.  1, 2, 3 ).

This is inherent in the relationship between what the Fed more or less directly controls, namely short-term interest rates, and longer-term rates, which reflect expected as well as current short-term rates.

In this article, we use one advantage of the multiple interfaces, namely short-range (SR) communications.

For each parent vector, the fitness, namely short circuit current density Jsc, is calculated.

As already discussed in [21], there exist two components, namely short (SWs) and long (LWs) wavelengths.

The planning can be categorized into two parts, namely, short term and long term planning.

Specifically, β2 represents level effects, namely short-term effects; and β3 represents trend effects, namely long-term effects.

Each driver exhibits behaviors that can be divided into two types, namely short-term and long-term driving behaviors.

Three classes of ITSs have been described in the human genome, namely, short ITSs, long subtelomeric ITSs and fusion ITSs.