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We found stable effects of memory, indicating that participants could reliably differentiate old and new items, but also "memory" × "group" interactions, showing that responses were significantly affected by the confederates (Fig. 2).

From an ecological perspective, the stable effects of vernalization allow plants to distinguish between Spring and Autumn, even though both seasons have an equal day length.

Why animals do not remain permanently plastic, and instead show lasting, stable effects of early conditions are subjects of theoretical debate (Dall, Houston, & McNamara, 2004; DeWitt, Sih, & Wilson, 1998; Frankenhuis & Panchanathan, 2011; Moran, 1992; Wolf, van Doorn, & Weissing, 2008).

It was reasoned that this test would be free of any non-specific effects of surgery and should reflect the most stable effects of the drug treatment, as previous observations from our laboratory suggested robust effects around this period (Alkhatib et al., 2013).

The stability distinction of ZnL2 and ZnSt2, and the stable effect of the two systems after being combined with CaSt2, were investigated by the Congo red test, solution acidity test, and discoloration test.

Our data show the stable effect of DNA attachment on the ionic current measured through the nanopore, making it possible to conceive and develop a selective biosensor for gene expression profiling.

Three QTLs (wood-fibre, wood density and pulp yield) were detected across two half-sib pedigrees indicating a stable effect of the genetic control across different genetic backgrounds.

Unfortunately, we did not have information on paternal alcohol consumption at toddler age 18 and 36 months, but the stable effect of paternal drinking was adjusted for in the fixed effects analyses.

They detected a total of 13 regions with an effect on density, chemical properties (cellulose content) and pulp and paper properties (pulp yield, fibre length and microfibrille angle) and some of them were found in two pedigrees of E. globulus, indicating a stable effect of these genomic regions.

Thus, selecting these positive alleles with stable effects in the mixture of drought scenarios encountered in the TPE may help developing rice cultivars for drought-prone environments (Tardieu, 2012).

In addition, we did not examine the impact of exposure only during childhood because there were too few subjects in this category (n = 134) to provide stable effect estimates of the outcomes under investigation.