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To investigate the effect of biomechanical constraints on multisensory integration, we used the same paradigm as Experiment 1, but manipulated the rotational distance (i.e. angular displacement) and biomechanical constraints between the hidden hand posture and mirror hand posture.

The third study (N = 228) is an attempted conceptual replication using the same paradigm as Kouchaki and Gino (2016), but with a new vignette describing a different moral violation.

Lenovo's director of new technology, Howard Locker, nailed it by saying, "The challenge with Windows 7 is that it's based on the same paradigm as 1985—it's really an interface that's optimized for a mouse and keyboard.

They have Create Space, Kindle, Smashwords, and others, and following the same paradigm as the revolutionized music business, the degree of talent given rein is profound, and countless numbers of incredible, and heretofore unnoticed, writers have been given the chance to step up and be heard.

To determine the developmental dynamics of these Ascl1 cells in the adult SVZ, we used the same paradigm as described above for the hippocampus using the Ascl1CreERT2/+ knock-in mouse strain.

To determine whether postnatal NSPCs also confer neuroprotection and are resistance to in vitro ischemia, we isolated NSPCs from postnatal day 28 mouse SVZ and expanded the pNSPCs in culture using the same paradigm as for eNSPCs.

Subsequent clinical studies using the same paradigms as in the previous fMRI studies revealed impaired working memory performance of schizophrenic patients in comparison to a matched group of healthy controls [ 17].

Morse [ 26] challenged qualitative researchers to consider "if, when and how" the use of two methods from the same paradigm, referred to as QUAL- qual methods, can be considered mixed methods.

In order to evaluate our interpretation of the relative judgment theory, we utilized the same paradigm and c2 measure as Kellen and Klauer (2014) to test whether memory for faces is mediated by continuous or discrete processes.

It is seen that for oxygen activation by CPR, the same paradigm also holds true, as evidenced by lower NADH consumption rate and peroxide formation in Table 2 (in comparison to the values quoted in Table 1).

The obtained process advocates the idea of specifying architecture constraints using the same paradigm of component-based development as for architecture description.