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  1. The time course of sentence interpretation

    … is a central instance of this: comprehenders sometimes construct interpretations that reflect pragmatic knowledge rather than the grammatically licensed meaning of the input. Some researchers have suggested that shallow processing can be explained in terms of the comprehension system using …

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  2. The time-course of colour vision

    … using the same stimuli, measured with reaction times rather than thresholds. In the final experiment, we measure the degree to which colour constancy is achieved as a function of time in a simulated stimulus environment in which the illuminant changes periodically. We find that perfect constancy …

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  3. The time course of attentional bias in anxiety

    Attentional bias to emotional stimuli (especially unpleasantly valenced or threatening) is a common finding in anxiety and less commonly found in depression. So-called neutral or “nonemotional” stimuli varying in attentional processing demands have not been systematically investigated or contrasted …

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  4. Time Course of Disease Progression of PRPF31-Mediated Retinitis Pigmentosa

    The general metadata -- e.g., title, author, abstract, subject headings, etc. -- is publicly available, but access to the submitted files is restricted to UT Southwestern campus access and/or authorized UT Southwestern users.

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  5. Understanding the Time Course of Bias in Simple Memorial Decisions

    … analysis framework utilizing the response time predictions made by the DM and provide converging evidence from an underutilized metric, delta plots, which provide more information about the dynamics of the decision than do traditional metrics. Finally, I end with a discussion and summary of …

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  6. Short Term Time Course Skeletal Responses to High Intensity Physical Exercise

    … multivariate repeated measures ANOVA revealed no timeâ ¢group interactions for composite tibial bending stiffness [(EIMRTA); p = 0.57] or the biochemical markers of bone turnover [(OC and NTx); p = 0.15] across the four sampling periods. While there were no main effects for group, a trend for time

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  7. Robust methods for analyzing multivariate responses with application to time-course data

    … loss function in developing robust methods for time-course multivariate responses. We use spline basis expansion of the time-varying regression coefficients to reduce dimensionality, and downweight the influence of outliers with Huber's loss function on vectors of residuals. Our research is …

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  8. Bayesian Interaction and Association Networks From Multiple Replicates of Sparse Time-Course Data

    … the collection of multiple replicates of sparse time-course data. From such time-course data, protein (or gene) interaction posterior probabilities are computed based on individual and multiple replicates. This is accomplished through Bayesian inference in conjunction with the Metropolis-Hastings …

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  9. Inferring Biological Networks from Time-Course Observations Using a Non-linear Vector Autoregressive Model

    … a method for inferring biological networks from time-course measurements collected on the molecular components of the networks. We employ the framework of Granger causality which has been previously used for network inference from time-course data. However, whereas previous work focused on the …

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  10. Time Course of Regional Brain Activity Associated With Top-Down Attentional Control in Depression

    … of an EEG source model to characterize the time course of activity in and relationships among specific brain regions, including LDLPFC (300-440 ms) and dACC (520-680 ms). dACC activity mediated the relationship between LDLPFC activity and Stroop interference (incongruent reaction time minus …

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  11. The early time course of autophagy in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells following endurance exercise

    … purposes of this study are to (1) determine the time course of autophagy activation following endurance exercise at 70% of VO2max in a warm environment and (2) to determine if exercising at 50% of VO2max induces autophagy in a warm environment. Methods. Eight endurance trained subjects (2 …

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  12. Predictive inference generation in the cerebral hemispheres: An investigation of time course and reader goals

    … &Linderholm, 2002). In addition, the amount of time (i.e., the can influence how predictive inferences are processed (Till, Mross, & Kintsch, 1988). Specifically, some research does not find evidence of predictive inferences unless readers are given approximately 100 ms to generate an inference …

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  13. "What does ""it"" mean anyway? Examining the time course of semantic activation in reference resolution"

    Pronouns (e.g. ‘it’) are commonly studied in research on anaphoric reference, because they appear to carry out the linguistic function of referring back to an entity, while providing little or no new information about the referent. However, differing viewpoints have emerged in the psycholinguistic …

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  14. TIME COURSE OF SIGNALING PROCESSES INVOLVED WITH EXTRACELLULAR OSMOTIC - INDUCED GLUCOSE UPTAKE IN MAMMALIAN SKELETAL MUSCLE

    … The purpose of this study was to determine a time course for changes in common signaling proteins involved in glucose uptake during acute hyper-osmotic stress in isolated mammalian skeletal muscle. Rat extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscles were excised and incubated in a media formulated to …

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  15. Memory, Amnesia, and the Hippocampal System: The Time Course and Neural Substrates of Relational (Declarative) Memory

    Taken together, these findings indicate that relational memory processes occur early and spontaneously, and are critically dependent upon the hippocampus, consistent with and extending the relational memory theory.

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  16. The influences of preparation and brain states on the time-course of oculomotor control in visual selection

    When in time a response is made seems critically important in defining whether visual selection is driven by physical stimulus-salience or goal-driven control. In study 1 we investigated whether observers are able to control the timing of selection and regulate the trade-off between stimulus- and …

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  17. Using event-related potentials to monitor the time course of mental processing during eye fixations in reading

    A new method for measuring the temporal course of processing events that take place during eye fixations in reading was tested. The method was employed to determine the earliest point in time that orthographic information is utilized during an eye fixation in normal reading. Right handed male and …

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  18. Mapping the time-course and content of visual predictions with a novel object-scene associative memory paradigm

    … of three ERP experiments investigating the time-course and nature of contextual facilitation effects in visual object processing. In all three experiments, participants studied novel object-scene pairs in a paired associate memory paradigm. At test, we presented the scene first, followed …

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