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Patients diagnosed with DS (n = 38) were compared with healthy controls (n = 43) on a pictorial emotional Stroop test, in which backwardly masked emotional faces (angry, happy, neutral) were processed implicitly.

Hence, one can conclude that the emotions conveyed by prosody during study could be processed implicitly and should have been available for memory formation.

These studies used a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) task in which the emotional stimuli were processed implicitly.

This reduces differences in the degree to which word or picture primes are processed implicitly at the phonological level.

It is based not only on apparent relationships, e.g. blood gases and ventilator settings, but also on a large amount of information that is, in part, processed implicitly as the result of learning through clinical experience.

In short, the Somatic Marker Hypothesis suggests that somatic markers, which are processed implicitly, can facilitate decision makers in making advantageous decisions [ 9] and guiding explicit decision making [ 33, 34].

The key feature of MISDC methods is their flexibility in handling several sub-processes implicitly but independently, while avoiding the splitting errors present in traditional operator-splitting methods and also allowing for different time steps for each process.

Such a decision-making process implicitly assumes that communities are essentially constructs of species autecology.

However, where light-dependent transcription factor degradation occurs, for example, this will produce effects on downstream transcript levels which we can model, thus capturing post-transcriptional processes implicitly.

Thus, if the pre-sleep activation of hippocampal-cortical networks were the critical condition for sleep-dependent memory consolidation, a reorganization of neural task representations after sleep would only be expected for the implicitly processed predictable responses ( i.e., during processing of the second half of the digit string).

During scanning, participants implicitly processed metaphorical (familiar and unfamiliar) and non-metaphorical passages, while being explicitly involved in an adjective matching task to be performed after reading the target passages.