In the memory literature, this is referred to as the picture superiority effect, and dual coding theory was developed in part to explain this effect.
This variation was probably due in part to the effects of neighboring elements at the insertion site [ 3].
The mechanism by which dronedarone controls the ventricular response rate in atrial fibrillation remains uncertain, but nevertheless, part of symptom reduction in patients who report improvement when taking dronedarone could be, in part, due to this effect alone.
The reduction in insulinotropic effect is due, at least in part, to the effects of hyperglycaemia.
Future research is needed to determine what part of this effect is because of acupuncture versus nonspecific effects such as placebo effects and regression to the mean.
Because 15d-PGJ2 was thought to be a negative regulator of experimental inflammation [ 11], it is tempting to speculate that part of this effect could be supported by the regulation of PPARγ target genes, possibly through the control of transcription factors such as NF-κB or activator protein-1 [ 22, 23].
Physical activity has also been shown to decrease estrogen levels among postmenopausal women, and part of this effect is attributable to reduced body fat [ 39, 40].
The part of this effect due to phase change (latent heat sink) in the interior of drying particles could be identified and analysed by extension and modification of existing model modules.
Although this is in line with assumptions (see above), comparing country-specific item parameters ("delta" parameters corrected by the mean value) revealed that part of this effect seems to be caused by differential item functioning (DIF) within PCK items and especially within CK items.
Part of this effect is presumed to be mediated by increasing scalp-to-brain-surface distances.
Part of this effect is due to a reduction in standard errors relative to columns 2 5, suggesting that focusing on within-ad competition for jobs improves the precision of our estimates.
