"The one thing you might conclude — it's called an offset hypothesis — is that people have an acceptance of a level of safety.
Under the fixed offset hypothesis, <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016749.e177.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, reward information biases decision-making independently of the processes that affect the accumulation of stimulus information.
Some studies have shown that the additional medication costs of the newer atypical drugs may be offset by reductions in other types of health care spending, which is known as the offset hypothesis [ 16].
This result confirms that the hypothesis of the offset between magnetic and geographic equators may be a sustaining feature that leads to the formation of the WSA.
In contrast, the more pessimistic approach shows similar OLLA backoff as aggregated CQI, especially in Configuration 4b. Figure 12 Cumulative density function of OLLA offset with different CQI feedback hypothesis.
Because the critical regions in the promoters that make TFBSs functional are unknown, Eq. (6) is actually based on a derived hypothesis: if the offset distance of two TFBSs of a common TF in two genes' promoters is small, the two TFBSs are prone to co-present in the critical regions and therefore be co-functional.
The results from the base model are consistent with the hypothesis that gardening might offset age-related weight gain.
Then, a genetic algorithm was used to find an ellipse containing the maximum number of hypothesis points in an offset of its perimeter, considering some constraints.
The greater adaptation of the BOLD signal in M1, PMC, SMA, and cerebellum for the 0° versus all other offset conditions is consistent with the hypothesis that these regions contain populations of neurons with preferred reaching directions.
For each hypothesis test, corresponding amount of offset is removed from the (tilde {y}_{f}(n)) and correlated with the PSS signal of obtained SID.
