Although an observable shift in morphology and behaviour was observed (supplementary material Movies 2 and 5), there was still a small number of hemocytes of normal and minor spread morphologies at ∼7%and∼24%4%, respectively.
Possibly, the use of an auditory task, moderately loud frequency-modulated stimuli, the effects of scanner noise, and reliance on observable shifts in activation peaks, conspired to hide the differences between activation patterns that resulted from stimuli that differed by merely one octave.
Using multilevel modeling, we found that infant affect became more positive when mutual gaze had occurred the previous second, suggesting that the experience of synchronicity was associated with observable shifts in affect.
In bipolar disorder, changes in mood are accompanied by observable shifts in energy, activity, sleep and other behavioral aspects that may be quantified (Kupfer et al. 1974; Goodwin and Jamison 1996), and smartphones are able to automatically collect continuous data on some of these behavioral aspects.
Masking would be observable as a shift in the size distribution of tumours towards large cancers in dense breasts at screening, with smaller cancers missed in those breasts appearing later.
This perception could reflect optimism about the benefits of legalization, and an observable effect of the shift in the safety of abortion.
Notably, higher pressure caused observable shift of maximum product selectivity from the higher temperature zone to lower temperatures.
As shown in Figure 1, the metabolic fluxes showed observable shifts between a range of pathways in the central carbon metabolic network upon PQ exposure, including the following.
It seems that the growth rate shift in the Arrhenius plot does not have a strong significance on the microorganism physiology, at least observable at the transcriptome level by microarray technology.
