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High effect sizes of 1.0 and above indicate robust impairments.

Thus, GluN1hypo mice displayed robust impairments in both short- and long-term memory, on both spatial and non-spatial tasks.

Selective, fibre-sparing, colchicine lesions of the DG, like complete hippocampal lesions, result in robust impairments of both spatial working memory (SWM) and spatial reference memory (SRM; Sutherland et al., 1983; McNaughton et al., 1989; Xavier et al., 1999).

Despite this robust impairment, the thresholds for detecting pure odorant molecules and short-term olfactory memory were not affected by irradiation.

Additionally, a robust impairment in clathrin-mediated endocytosis was observed, with an accumulation of early and U-shaped pits.

It is surprising that the robust impairment in motor learning observed in Tc1 mice is not reflected in a concomitant reduction of cerebellar LTD.

Rice (1998) also reported a large and statistically robust impairment on DRL schedules in monkeys exposed to low levels of PCBs.

Screening a collection of ET FLP lines specific to the nervous system by expressing UAS > stop > TNT in combination with dsx Gal4, we identified one line (ET FLP250) that showed robust impairment of postmating behavioral responses.

Emerging data suggests that systemic insults induce more robust memory impairments in aged rodents or those with pre-exisiting neurodegenerative disease and these effects are consistent with the mild effects of infection on cognitive processes in young or healthy adults and the more severe effects, such as delirium, in the elderly and demented population.

Thus, our study reveals a robust functional impairment caused by FMR1 mutations that might contribute to neuronal dysfunction in FXS.

Advanced modulation formats that are robust to transmission impairments or able to improve spectral efficiency are being considered for next-generation lightwave systems.