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To stimulate more research in the developmental cognitive neuroscience of mindfulness, this article outlines possible indexes of mindfulness-based change in adolescence, with a focus on event-related brain potential (ERP) markers.

Indeed, the time was to come when the number and quality of electronic gadgets employed by armies became the best possible index of their modernity.

The sale, heavily publicized, was viewed internationally as the most important of New York's autumn wine-auction season and a possible index of the market for fine and rare Bordeaux at a time of economic downturn.

Future work should adapt other learning tasks (e.g., hypertext learning environments, see Ref. 45) and embed action dynamics in these tasks to explore possible indices of learning and comprehension.

Reference curves for appendicular lean mass divided by height2 were developed because this DXA measure is a good surrogate for skeletal muscle mass and a possible index of sarcopenia [19].

Possible indices of carnivorism in S. hirsuta leaves.

It demonstrates mu rhythm suppression, which is considered to be a possible index of mirror neuron activity during the observation and execution of hand actions.

In addition, tentative procedures have been developed to measure the oxidized acidic metabolites, methoxyacetic acid and ethoxyacetic acid in urine as possible indices of exposure.

Measurement of AGD offers a potentially more sensitive marker of the effects of prenatal exposure to EDCs in humans compared with possible indices of endocrine-disrupting effects such as cryptorchidism and hypospadias.

In this study we used Random Forest to rank the contribution of each cytokine to discrimination between outcomes of patients with early synovitis, as a possible index of their biological contribution to this discrimination.

The outcome represents deep phenotyping by measuring in maternal tissues: hormones, metabolites, measures of inflammation, oxidant stress and immune function/status, and nutrient biomarkers as possible indices of fundamental metabolic alterations resulting from improved long-term maternal nutrition in food insecure populations.