This number derived from data in monkeys is within the range of preference indices that we observed in human PF and FFA.
Considering that this number, derived from self reports, might underestimate the frequency and consequences of errors, these results might be of even greater clinical relevance.
The sanctions regime against those who support al-Qaida and the Taliban is operated by the UN's 1,267 security council committee (the number derives from the relevant UN resolutions).
The LROC team is conducting its analysis as a simple double-check, not because it doubts the number derived by Karachevtseva and her colleagues, Robinson said.
The great importance of the atomic number derives from the observation that all atoms with the same atomic number have nearly, if not precisely, identical chemical properties.
This number is derived from a questionnaire drafted to test the presence of five "symptoms" which researchers interpreted as evidence of abduction.
This number was derived from the grouping shown and the exclusion of cells that have no network arc in their area (which would leave them disconnected).
To estimate this number, we derive a joint conditional probability distribution function (PDF) for the number of preambles selected by zero or one MTC device, conditioned on the number of MTC devices that passed the ACB check.
This number is derived from East Bend Station data (collected in the months of December, June and July) and data collected at the University of Kentucky (UK) over an approximately 12 month period; the East Bend data followed the trends previously observed at UK with respect to algae productivity as a function of the time of year.
Even though this number is derived from studying the turnover of cardiomyocytes in mice, it correlates very well with the proposed rate of annual cardiomyocyte self-renewal (0.5percentto1percentcenthathat Bergmann and colleagues estimated for the human heart in a 2009 paper published in Science.
This number was derived from an analysis of the 2001 DHS survey [21].
