In the present submission, we used elements of self-determination theory to analyse the identified theme of reported motivational orientations.
For AD, we used the data recently published (11), while for PD, because the work is currently under submission, we used unpublished data.
Separately, we note that in the first submission we used incorrect formulas for estimating the percentages of Δ τ1 and Δ τ2 populations within a double exponential decay.
In our original submission, we used the term "delay-invariance" to refer to regions that did not significantly differ in their contributions to immediate and delayed recollection.
Specifically, in the initial submission, we used wrong equations for the percentages, A1/(A1 + A2) and A2/(A1 + A2), where A1 and A2 are the coefficients of exponentials.
In the original submission, we used a simple model of linear summation of grid cells to make place cells to investigate the effects of grid module inactivation in a hierarchical grid system like the one we study.
In our initial submission we had used PyMOL to prepare coordinate files with different separations between TOG1:αβ-tubulin and TOG2:αβ-tubulin complexes, without explicitly including the linker (for which we did not have coordinates, obviously).
In the original submission, we were using the term 'clonal interference' to refer exclusively to interference caused by co-circulating beneficial mutants (as in the work by Gerrish and Lenski).
For the development of contribution submission Firefox component, we used AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) and XUL (XML User Interface Language).
For submissions with missing network size we used the average, RDSII adjusted, network size of submissions with non-missing data (12 persons).
