... frequencies of the suppressor in a CFS paradigm. Our demonstration shows that different flicker frequencies perturb different phenomenological aspects of awareness, and these flicker frequencies systematically map onto temporal hierarchies of timing of awareness. hierarchy multiple timescales visual...

... Figure 1 The critical steps towards net zero industry (the idea is captured from [ 13 ]). Figure 2 The main criteria for evaluating decarbonization strategies. Step 1: define the problem and the goal Step 2: structure the hierarchy Step 3: pairwise comparison...

... is properly cited. Abstract Precise mapping of leukemic cells onto the known hematopoietic hierarchy is important for understanding the cell-of-origin and mechanisms underlying disease initiation and development. However, this task remains challenging because of the high interpatient and intrapatient...

... to understanding the relationship between oxytocin receptors and social behavior. oxytocin antagonist social rank social hierarchy social behavior mice Abstracts CINP2024 hypomethylation. 5470 genes were altered when comparing wh-h and hh-h. 3395 genes were hypermethylation and 2075 genes were hypomethylation...

... weighting these parameters according to the judgments of drinking water treatment plant professionals and determining priorities among coagulants. The agreement between the obtained results and the literature shows that the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method is a useful tool for selecting coagulants...

... be extended to other research fields, fostering cross-disciplinary connections to leverage the scientific knowledge needed to address Anthropocene challenges. biological invasions hierarchy-of-hypotheses (HoH) approach knowledge mapping meta-invasion science research themes Different types...

... the trajectory of urban landscapes towards a realm characterized by low-carbon practices and sustainable environmental construction. low carbon landscape architecture environmental hierarchy planning LSTM urban development The study conducted by Li et al. [ 21 ] delved into the realm of public...

... are the most apparent cues of social hierarchy. Previous studies have suggested that people can assess the social rank of others by their body posture ( Marsh et al. 2009 ), facial features ( Chiao et al. 2008 ), and body size ( Thomsen et al. 2011 ). On the other hand, individuals can also learn others...

...), sample size (the number of animals tested), information for calculating hierarchy steepness (mainly the dominance matrix), the type of fitness-related benefits, and how they were measured. Among the 4 types of fitness-related benefits for which we had data (see above), we considered fecundity and infant...

... of experts working in the government, non-government, and academia sectors. A structured questionnaire survey was prepared with five criteria and nine cooking technology options. Fifty-one experts responded to the survey, and their responses were analyzed using the analytical hierarchy process. The study...

..., the method of layout determination is lacking in the yaw system. To solve this problem, a method that combines the Delphi method and the analytic hierarchy process was proposed in this study. Twelve evaluation indexes, including transmission efficiency, ratio range, operating temperature range and others...

... analysis, aiming to assist in the management of water resources in the region. The priority map for water conservation was prepared using the weighted linear combination (WLC) method, considering the weight added to the factors that were obtained by the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method. The method...

... the level and the level of the hyperarithmetical hierarchy. We prove that this problem is -complete under Turing reductions. Namely, we show that it is recursively isomorphic to the satisfaction predicate for computable infinitary formulas of rank less than in the language of arithmetic...

... the complexity of the multidimensional, multimodal, multilevel phylogenetic system. Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract macroevolution microevolution hierarchy phylogenetic system phylodynamics palaeontology National Science Foundation 10.13039/100000001 DEB-BOCP 2225011 Filipchenko (1927...

... hierarchies that differentially grant resources; those who are resource dominant (resource deprived) have significantly more (less) power. In other words, resource distribution involves centralization of power and steepness in power ( Sewell 1992 ), with obvious implications for markets and consumer...

... the Leibniz hierarchy. By doing so, we present a sufficient condition for the commutativity of the Leibniz operator with inverse substitutions/homomorphisms, which gives us a negative answer to the possibility of establishing a precise connection between Leibniz classes and the behavior of the Leibniz...

... conditions. With extensive interview data from top ranked departments in three Scandinavian countries, we use economics as a case for exploring the value of a quality landscape lens. We find that the field’s journal hierarchy and its ‘Top 5’ journals dominate the landscape, while other important evaluative...

... thought is often characterized by an internal debate. Here, we propose the Nested Observer Windows (NOW) Model, a framework for hierarchical consciousness wherein information processed across many spatiotemporal scales of the brain feeds into subjective experience. The model likens the mind to a hierarchy...

... associations between schizotypy and aberrant brain structure, function, and connectivity, ^{6 , 13} the spatial organization of the cortical hierarchy extending from primary sensory processing areas to higher-order cognitive areas, remains to be fully elucidated in schizotypy. Recent progress...

... that all subsequent results in this paper are for n = 5 genes and N = 1,000 perturbations. Abstract The process of cell differentiation in multicellular organisms is characterized by hierarchy and irreversibility in many cases. However, the conditions and selection pressures that give rise...