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The ability of A1 neurons to respond to all six presentations decreased with increasing the presentation frequencies and fewer neurons responded with the same strength to every noise pulse at 15 and 17.5 p.p.s.Responses to every presentation at 20 p.p.s. were recorded only from a few cortical sites (Fig. 5A, top panel).

However, the conclusion that the NP's role contributed to this outcome is strengthened by the triangulation of the qualitative and quantitative findings, the fact that three distinct cases produced the same results, and, in two cases, the practice volume increased while the total number of acute care presentations decreased.

We found a significant decrease of the C value as the duration of display presentation decreased (C value × display duration, RM ANOVA: p<0.0001, F = 23.81).

Total movement area, measured from the start to the end of movement, following ambiguous word presentation decreased by 50% (0.876±0.270 cm2) from the movement area following concrete words (1.315±0.328 cm2; paired t-test between concrete and ambiguous, p = 0.016).

The grade was worse as the age at presentation decreased (P = 0.019).

The mean Cobb angle of lumbosacral curve was 19.5° at presentation, decreased to 8.5° immediately after surgery.

The result showed that salinity (EC represents soil salinity in this presentation) decreased gradually along wetland restoration (Fig.  5a), soil condition became more suitable for vegetation development.

The temporally localized reduction in the net input to a Purkinje cell around the US presentation decreased the firing rate of the Purkinje cell.

After pairing, the average number of APs evoked by stimulus presentation decreased (0.18 ± 0.10 APs per stimulus after induction, p=0.04, n = 15).

In contrast, among those aged less than 50 years, the proportion with late presentation decreased over time (57.1% in 1996-1998 and 38.5% in 2008-2010).

The crude risk of emergency presentation decreased year-on-year, with diagnosis year being highest (33%) at the baseline year (2006) and lowest (30%) in the last year 20100) of the study period (P<0.0001).