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IR helped in the design of the study, sample collection and processing, contributed to data interpretation and helped with editing and revision of the manuscript.

JB participated in the design of the study, sample collection and processing, contributed to data analysis and interpretation and helped with editing and revision of the manuscript.

This transparency and active involvement of supervisors in event processing contributed significantly to the uniformity of event processing by different supervisors.

It has been argued that this reduced and slowed activity within these early stages of information processing contributed to the language deficits of dyslexic children, [ 18, 19].

Thus, the fact that changes in transcript processing contributed to the nonfunctionalization of both mstn2 paralogs is truly novel especially as it appears to predate the coding sequence changes and results in the tissue-specific nonfunctionalization of mstn2a.

However, time since last food or drink at blood collection and time from blood collection to processing contributed only a minor extent to the total variability in the metabolite data (explaining 1.8%and4.4%4%, respectively) and thus had at most a small effect on our results.

Fishing and fish processing contribute to the economy.

It introduces human information processing contributing to the design of interface and assessment of human error.

These results support the premise that developmental changes in signal processing contribute to discrimination of simple acoustic stimuli.

It is considered that this behavior is mainly due to the presence of CrN, which precipitates during processing, contributing to the depletion of chromium from the adjacent matrix and leading to a galvanic corrosion mechanism.

These new capabilities could inspire novel paradigms of human-robot interaction applied to music content processing, contributing to the evolution of research on haptic music and, more generally, on new interfaces for musical expression.