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(2) transmitting photons selectively, i.e. selecting the photons from an emitter whose wavelengths are below the band gap wavelength of a photovoltaic cell to penetrate the filter and reach the cell.

According to this model, reflection, or the reflective reprocessing of information prior to responding, provides a foundation for the control of attention – flexibly, over time, and selectively (i.e., cognitive flexibility, working memory, and inhibitory control).

Alternatively, it is possible that, in our study population, non-RSI methods were used more frequently and potentially less selectively (i.e., non-RSI methods were also used for patients with less-difficult airway), which may have resulted in a relatively lower rate of complications in the non-RSI group, compared with previous studies, thereby leading to the null results [5, 7, 8].

To our knowledge, 6AP and GA are the first reported compounds that selectively (i.e. without any significant effect on protein synthesis) inhibit the protein folding activity of the ribosome.

To investigate whether mtCsA inhibited CyP-D selectively, i.e. without appreciable inhibition of CyP-A, we needed a marker of CyP-A activity.

This process is known as clonal expansion, and broadly speaking could either occur selectively (i.e. the mutant mtDNA species expands preferentially at the expense of the wild-type), or neutrally.

Moreover, we demonstrated that BTA polymers behaved super-selectively, i.e. a non-linear dependence on recruiter length was observed.

I can mark selectively too; I don't need to be told that if I don't pointlessly tick every piece of work, I'm letting my pupils down.

However, the applicability of machine learning to such scenarios is limited by certain fundamental challenges: a) The data is selectively labeled i.e., we only observe the outcomes of the decisions made by human decision-makers and not the counterfactuals.

Researchers suggest that the origins of attention can be observed in infants as young as three months when the young infant is able to selectively attend (i.e., recognize and orient toward) to their caregiver's face [12].

Second, disease-causing variants should be selectively unfavorable (i.e., should decrease fitness).