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Yet, previous works suggested the emergence of artistic talent in patients with frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), which was interpreted as increased creativity.
This increase in the BOLD signal was interpreted as increased neuronal activity in these regions.
Deviations from this classical behavior, arising from the confinement of charged particles by charged walls or pores, are a possible explanation, allowing the high resistances to be interpreted as increased osmotic pressure due to the distribution of counterions in the pores.
Croatia has positive inclination on the number of full-time workers according to our analysis (Table 4), which can be interpreted as increased employment activity.
Thus, these results could be interpreted as increased recruitment of dynamin to the necks of fully formed nascent clathrin-coated vesicles immediately prior to the fission event.
The increased activation of the DMN after 1- and 2-back could be interpreted as increased redistribution of cognitive resources in the subsequent rest phase, reflecting a neuronal correlate of mental fatigue.
Because of the parameterization of this model, an odds ratio > 1 is interpreted as increased "risk" of PTST- vs. TSTC, and an increased "risk" of TSTC vs. TST+.
These findings might be interpreted as increased quantity of occlusal units tend to improve functional capacity of class III patients after correction of molar relationship and space closure.
Psychological distress is a standardised variable (Mean (M) = 0, Standard deviation (SD) = 1) so the odds ratios in this analysis can be interpreted as increased odds of engaging in risk behaviour associated with a 1 SD increase in psychological distress.
Then the findings would have to be interpreted as increased reflex activity with increasing negative symptoms an effect which could be related to an orienting response or a slight startle reflex.
This is interpreted as increased A level achievement being relatively less of an advantage to those applying to holding conditional offers and over 20 years old, compared with younger applicants.
