In line with their behavioral differences, f-learners and TD-learners also showed different patterns of brain activations related to fictive and reward prediction errors (Fig. 4c,d, and Supporting Information Tables S9 S12).
Analysis of the incidence of fatal and non-fatal CVD combined showed different patterns of variation between the regions, suggesting regional differences in prognosis following a CVD event.
Autism and control groups showed different patterns of growth in brainstem volume.
Importantly however, the experimental and the control group showed different patterns of correlation between TPJ-striatal connectivity and generous behaviour (Fig. 4b).
The strains tested, having different environmental origin, showed different patterns of the free fatty acids (FFA) released.
Early EPCs, VEGF and SDF-1 showed different patterns of changes in AMI patients during the first 24 h.
This 2-dimensional skull model showed different patterns of stress distribution among the maxillary implant, mandibular implant, and teeth.
Moreover, in potentially impacted meadows, both assemblages showed different patterns of spatial variability compared to reference assemblages.
Symptom ratings on an adapted OPRA showed different patterns of association with past symptom reports in distinct subgroups.
Strains showed different patterns of adherence and biofilm formation on tested surfaces with minor significance between surfaces.
The visual line-bisection task administered to normally cycling women showed different patterns of the interhemispheric interactions during menses and the midluteal cycle phase.
