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10.7554/eLife.08105.012 Figure 4. Spatial tendency of candidate replays.

(2) When both x i and its neighbors are lower than the average, the spatial tendency is low-low (LL), or a cold spot.

In addition, our previous study suggested that the spatial tendency of Total BA was largely contributed to by F. crenata and A. firma (Kitagawa et al. 2014), which were typical late-successional species in this region (Nozaki and Okutomi 1990).

The index d+10% that describes the beginning of the nesting season showed a significant spatial tendency, with the nesting season beginning later in the western section of the beach (Kendall rank correlation, p = 0.04), but no spatial influence was observed for either the peak of the season or the d-10% descriptor of the end of the nesting season (p > 0.05).

Spatial response tendencies (spatial compatibility effects) are measured by calculating the difference in RT to perform an action on the side of space that is spatially incompatible, versus spatially compatible, with that of the task-irrelevant action.

rTMS was applied to the rTPJ and a control mid-occipital (MO) site during performance of a task in which imitative and spatial response tendencies to task-irrelevant action stimuli were measured.

Crucially, both imitative and spatial response tendencies are measured in terms of response times (RTs) to task-irrelevant stimuli, and thus, the stimuli used and the task demands are the same for both the imitative and the spatial aspects of the task.

Zr-centered 〈0, 2, 8, 5〉 clusters exhibit strong spatial correlations and tendency to connect with each other in short-range order.

The lack of evidence of purely spatial clustering (ie, tendency of disease-positive farms to occur near other disease-positive farms - spatial autocorrelation), was not in agreement with detection of a significant purely spatial cluster, for two possible reasons.

The continuous formation and tendency to spatial clustering suggest that kelo occurrence and dynamics are characterized by some kind of spatial-temporal continuum, meaning that kelo habitats are continuously available over relatively short distances to their accompanying species such as epiphytic lichens (Boch et al. 2013).

It also revealed males' outperformance in general spatial ability tasks and tendency of spatial visualizers.