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We define the archetypes based on the main drivers of spatial variability, which we systematically identify by adopting global sensitivity analysis techniques.

In all four experiments, participants categorized scenarios in which we systematically varied information about artifacts' associated design history, physical structure, user intention, user action and functional outcome, and where each property could be specified as intact, compromised or not observed.

Prichard, who was probably the first to put Cook Wilson's views into print in 'Appearances and Reality' (Prichard 1906), ended up arguing late in life that we really see only colour expansions, which we systematically mistake for or 'take for granted' as objects (Prichard 1950 , 52 68.

Towards understanding and improving forensics analysis processes, in this work, we conduct a complex experiment in which we systematically monitor the manual forensics analysis of live suspected infections in a large production university network that serves tens of thousands of hosts.

Further, in basic experimental studies in which we systematically tested different stimulation frequencies and intensities and needle placements, the optimal ovarian response was obtained with low-frequency EA (2 Hz with 0.1-sec, 80-Hz burst pulses) at a stimulation intensity high enough to evoke muscle twitches and with needle placement in abdominal and hind limb muscles [12] [16].

To test this hypothesis explicitly we performed dynamic clamp experiments in which we systematically varied the balance between a high background rate of inhibition and excitation.

Perhaps what is most pathological about this moment is that this nation – the same nation that kidnapped, enslaved and lynched black bodies – is the same nation that will blame its disenfranchised descendants for not attending the schools from which we are systematically barred, for living in ghettos we did not create, and for not being as "beautiful" as Lupita, or as "respectable" as Obama.

We describe the de novo design and biophysical characterization of a model coiled-coil protein in which we have systematically substituted 20 different amino acid residues in the central "d" position.

We identified several key uncertain treatment-related parameters and assumptions which we varied systematically, first one at a time and then in combination, to assess their impact on model-projected survival (Table 1).

We found that addition of copper (Cu) to culture medium leads to increased respiratory growth of yeast, a phenotype which we then systematically and quantitatively measured in 5050 homozygous diploid deletion strains.

This is not surprising as different factors influence total population exposure and maximum individual exposure, which we analyze more systematically in the regression analysis.