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CS and RS paradigms provide a theoretical framework for highly efficient field monitoring, provided that the monitored data are sparse in a suitable domain.

In previous two-bottle studies, mice often chose to drink less from the nicotine bottle than from the water bottle, which raises the question whether these paradigms provide a model of the reinforcing properties of oral nicotine.

Emerging epigenetic paradigms provide a new mechanism for the observed effects on gene expression (Schaub et al. 2009; Hollingsworth et al. 2008; Vuillermin et al. 2009; Breton et al. 2009; Bobetsis et al. 2007).

At a broader level, neuroimaging investigations on human memory systems that employ both conventional human imaging research procedures (i.e., instructed encoding) and nonhuman research procedures (i.e. operant learning paradigms) provide a novel context in which to investigate cross-species functional-anatomical similarities.

40 Greater awareness of a prodromal/pre-motor stage of the disease; efforts toward early and accurate diagnosis; and the continuous refinement of treatment paradigms, provide an opportunity for discussion on the use of potential disease-modifying agents to slow or halt the progression of motor and non-motor disability.

In contrast, direct comparison of the VOR-increase and VOR-decrease paradigms provides a demonstration that the very same animals and even the very same cells could toggle between either a tight coupling or no apparent coupling between climbing fiber activity and the induction of plasticity, depending on the behavioral context of the specific oculomotor training paradigm.

For PET/CT, the ability to provide more accurate assessment of metastatic status than is available from conventional diagnostic paradigms provides a rationale for its independent rather than incremental use in patients presenting with either a high likelihood of malignancy or proven malignancy of a locally advanced nature and an accordingly high risk of metastatic disease.

Warrants, which originate in the criminal justice paradigm, provide a useful standard for surveillance designed to prove guilt, not to learn the identity of people who may be planning atrocities.

A proper definition of spatial and material fields and the statement of the ensuing covariance paradigm, provide a firm foundation to the theory of constitutive behavior in NLCM.

Mixed methods research and interpretive integration of the results of the research paradigms provided an understanding of the root causes of problems of uptake of CPGs that would not have been obtained if the research methods were applied independently.

The design paradigm provides a great potential for the fabrication of soft linear actuators.