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These nuclei process and relay multiple sound features including salient timing and intensity cues of communication calls (cochlear nucleus; [45]), precise timing cues for sound localization (superior olivary complex; [46]), and detection of sound onset with a damping function (inferior colliculus; [47]).

Aside from the bank's own ongoing review of its energy strategy, the timing of this presentation was particularly salient as on April 8th, the World Bank's Board of Directors approved the highly contested $3.75 billion loan to South African power utility Eskom for the construction of a 4800 megawatt coal-fired power plant.

The salient finding is that the precise magnitude and timing of PKD2 activation during T-cell development is critical.

M/EEG [ 7, 28, 29] and monkey electrophysiology studies [ 30] fail to demonstrate evidence for differences in the timing of initial stimulus responses to salient stimuli (even if reliable amplitude differences are reported at 100 200 ms).

Thus, health providers must be educated on all salient aspects of the drugs, including the dosing schedule, timing, side effects, and mechanism(s) of action.

It could be argued that the moving characters acted as distractors depriving the timing tasks of attentional resources, with the most salient characters leading to the greatest task interference [29].

In the fifth paper, 'A salient missing link in RFID security protocols', Erguler et al. demonstrate how timing attacks can be achieved on some well-known lightweight RFID security protocols.

For example, it has been shown that salient stimuli can reset the phase of theta oscillations [58], suggesting that the timing of gamma oscillatory mechanisms underlying perceptual experience may be affected by environmental demands.

Perhaps the most salient circadian rhythm in humans is the daily alternation between sleep and wake, and while timing of sleep is modulated on a circadian basis, sleep is regulated by several distributed systems throughout the brain.

Overall, this seem to further support the viewpoint that the significant effects at the C1 processing level might reflect a first basic-level selection of object salient features and spatial localization used to drive a perceptual decision process to which the relative later timing of motor responses, indexing target true conscious recognition and categorization, would be related.

131 Recently, Fusco et al 134 wrote a salient review on antioxidant supplementation stressing that a better understanding of oxidation mechanisms, markers of oxidative damage and antioxidant status, and timing of anti-oxidant supplementation is needed before the widespread use of antioxidant supplementation can be advised or refuted.