As each single task moves from lower to higher levels of complexity and novelty, the amount of attention that must be allocated to be successful increases.
When compared with novelty exploration, the total amount of exploration toward both objects was greatly reduced during reexposure (64.56 ± 4.02%; t-test, P < 0.0001; n = 14) but was significantly increased when the objects were spatially rearranged (208.54 ± 12.35%; t-test, P < 0.0001; n = 14) (Fig. 4 c ).
He found that the amount of novelty in the melodies was the same for musicians and nonmusicians, and that musicians were not activating more music-related areas of the brain.
While pondering J. Crew's prospects ("they have just the right amount of novelty mixed in with their classic products"), she has snapped up a pair of silver ballet flats with a flowered pattern as well as a sun hat and flip-flops.
Sexism isn't a good concept to build a restaurant excuse me, a breastaurant around, and no amount of novelty or nostalgia will change that.
The world's sudden and unprecedented interconnectedness - as well as the great amount of novelty produced as a consequence of such a dynamic as this - puts new strain on the public's ability to identify that information which most demands consideration.
The selective response to novelty depends on the amount of prior exposure to the non-novel object [3].
Nevertheless, given the amount of novelty inherent in metagenomic data sets, it is recommended to run motif-based analysis in parallel with other functional prediction approaches.
Furthermore, there were 1207 observations of expression of a particular gene in an anatomical structure where Bgee had no data, indicating a large amount of novelty in our data set.
The computational analysis itself relies on well-established component statistical tools but contains a non-trivial amount of novelty via the combination of these modules into a working pipeline that identifies and models the environmental response of co-regulated groups.
