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From response surface plots, the three variables exhibited a linear effect with the strongest effect for the processing pressure.
As could be expected from previous studies (e.g. ref. 26), the effect of constraining gaze in the eyes had the strongest effect for ASD in the amygdala, and although group differences were most marked for fearful faces, the difference between free and constrained gaze was also remarkable for happy faces.
The other is that previous psychoacoustic experiments [6] showed that the nearest related harmonics have the strongest effect for the harmonic fusion.
Thus, patients with higher mental turmoil have lower quality of life, with the strongest effect for depression and suicidal intent as measured via the SSS.
The inverse pattern observed for male users in the interaction network, with homophily increasing until 22, seems to indicate a different behavior for the two genders, with an increase of the interest for the opposite gender having the strongest effect for female users around the age of 17-18.
It was also observed that substitutions within the core of AChE586-599, or modifying the hydrophobicity and/or aromaticity, affected to some extend the β-sheet propensity, with the strongest effect for F3, W6, Y9, M10, V11 and W13.
Subsequent studies that examined hormone-dependent cancers have shown the strongest effects for breast cancer 13, 35, 39, 43.
Analysis of nonaccidental mortality by age group indicated that the effects of PM10 increased with age, with the strongest effects for ages ≥ 75 years.
The stochastic time effective function represents that the recent information has a stronger effect for the investors than the old information.
Results confirmed the personalization effect for retention and transfer performance, showing a stronger effect for transfer.
In particular the youngest – 18- and 19-year-olds – were more likely to take part than the next oldest, suggesting a particularly strong effect for the newly enfranchised.
