Alternatively, as employed in the current paper, the top-down attentional effect could be investigated across regions assessing VWFA activity relative to neighboring extrastriate activity in a topographic fashion (Haxby et al. 1994).
Low activity organs (i.e., the heart and lung) were overestimated by 36 to 89% in the microPET images presumably due to spill over from neighboring high activity organs (i.e., the liver).
In addition, although vampire bat population in a colony remains relatively stable, they regularly visit neighboring roosts within activity area of ranges of 10 to 20 km2 [ 7, 9, 27].
Guam has not had dengue outbreaks in recent times, but it is at risk of dengue epidemics due to the presence of Aedes albopictus mosquitoes and the arrival of infected travelers from neighboring islands experiencing dengue activity.
The "companies that propose this type of leisure activity are not even required to contract for insurance," he added, noting that neighboring France and Austria regulate such activities more closely.
Furthermore, patients with severe motor impairment after stroke exhibit an abnormal, uncoordinated muscle activation pattern, 41 thus if the EMG activity is not properly isolated from interference from neighboring muscle signals and compensatory activity, an EMG controlled robot could move in an undesired way.
A3 Aid for Colombia's Neighbors The United States plans to expand its antidrug aid to Colombia to combat a "spillover effect" of drug trafficking and guerrilla activities in neighboring Latin American countries, Clinton administration officials say.
Even as its $1.3 billion anti-drug program for Colombia is off to a sputtering start, the United States is making plans to expand its aid and cooperation to combat a "spillover effect" of drug trafficking and guerrilla activities in neighboring Latin American nations, Clinton administration officials say.
Generalized spatial two-stage least square (GS2SLS) models are adopted to control for spillover effects from deforestation activities in neighboring areas and also to solve the potential endogeneity problem resulted from simultaneous land-use changes.
The Health Sciences Campus previously had two sub-campuses, the main campus at Ninth Avenue and Colorado Boulevard ("Ninth and Colorado") in Denver, which has since been decommissioned, and a new campus in neighboring Aurora, where all activities of the former Health Sciences Center has since relocated.
