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Thus, use of the selective-decoding model with this particular correlation structure effectively eliminates correlated noise between the two pools while allowing the decoding weights of pool 2 to vary.

In particular, correlation analyses indicated that neuroticism scores correlated significantly with duration of fixation on the eyes for fearful (r = .60, p<.001; Figure 1), happy (r = .37, p<.05), and sad faces (r = .41, p<.05).

Secondly, we examined the specificity of this particular correlation, and examined if the dichotic listening measures correlated with several other cortical frontal lobe regions.

Until about 1990, the study shows, there was no particular correlation between a justice's ideological leanings and what his or her clerks did with their lives.

In particular, correlation and synchrony of neuronal activities in networks were enhanced by 51% and 36%, respectively, with learning.

In many plants, however, division planes in the lower part of the apex show no particular correlation with the planes of cleavage of the apical cell, and the lateral appendages do not reflect any three-part arrangement.

There is a similar phenomenon in case of clonally-expanded TRA and TRB subfamily T cells in peripheral blood from patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBL), without any particular correlation between specific TCR BV and anti-leukaemia T cell activities, reflecting the individuality of immune responses in different people28.

And then the algorithms determine how exceptional those particular correlations are: it's more statistically significant to share an affection for the Willies than for the Beatles.

In particular, correlations have been repeatedly demonstrated between treatment-induced suppressions of local oscillatory activity in the beta frequency band and improvements in motor performance.

In particular, correlations based on the energy dissipation model are reviewed in detail with respect to their qualitative and quantitative accuracy.

The distribution of unbiased spatial vs. head-direction information did not show particular correlations between the two measures (Fig. 2a), suggesting that external factors, and not higher head-direction information, contribute to the increase of spatial information in certain HD cells.