Items were separately modeled according to their repetition condition (Repetition 1 to 4), subsequent memory test outcome (Remembered vs. Forgotten), and learning condition (Massed vs. Spaced).
There are three repetitions with a relatively low number of infections (repetitions 2, 3 & 4) and one repetition with a high number of infections (repetition 1).
Second, unpublished data from four repetitions with normal tap water in a later experiment show two repetitions with the intermediate number of 4 infections, indicating that the current repetition 1 is not a very strong outlier.
We chose, however, to pool the control repetitions for two reasons: first, we have previously found a significant effect of acidification of the drinking water [ 10], indicating that the repetition 1 is not a rare outlier.
It includes orientation regarding time (5 points) and regarding location (5 points), registration (3 points), attention and calculation (5 points), recall (3 points), language (2 points), repetition (1 point), and complex commands (6 points) with a maximum of 30 points [ 23].
The MMSE is composed of 11 major items; temporal orientation (5 points), spatial orientation (5 points), immediate memory (3 points), attention/concentration (5 points), delayed recall (3 points), naming (2 points), verbal repetition (1 points), verbal comprehension (3 points), writing (1 points), reading a sentence (1 points), and constructional praxis (1 points).
It was thus proposed that homodimer formation was mediated by the H2d-H2a α-helical repetition [ 1, 3, 17] (see Fig. 2A).
Table 1 Comparison between repetition codes at different coding rates Code Rate Energy [μ J] Uncoded 1 104.73 Repetition 1/3 1 3 128.97 Repetition 1/6 1 6 233.18 The coding runs at MICAz nodes.
Take the adverbs 還 hai 'again, still', 再 zai 'again, more', and 又 you 'again, also' as examples, all of them can express the function of Repetition,1 in which cases all of them can be rendered into English again.
(4) A sentence contains less repetition [35].
Chinese names were found to account for name repetition [44].
