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25 Regions selective for faces, places, and bodies feature prominently in the literature on 26 the human ventral visual pathway. Are selectivities for these categories in fact the most 27 robust response profiles in this pathway, or is their prominence an artifact of biased 28 sampling of the hypothesis space in prior work? Here we use a data-driven structure 29 discovery method that avoids the...

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26 Objective: to assess the association between functional limitations related to mobility and urinary 27 incontinence (UI) in elderly women. 28 Design: observational cross-sectional study. 29 Setting: 9 “balance” workshops in France. 30 Population: 1942 community-dwelling women aged 75-85 years, who were invited, based on voter 31 registration lists, to a "balance assessment". 32 Methods: Mobi...

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185 18 Number of tables: 2 19 Number of figures: 10 20 ha l-0 04 54 47 9, v er si on 1 8 Fe b 20 10 Author manuscript, published in "Functional Plant Biology 35, 10 (2008) p. 1059 p. 1069" DOI : 10.1071/FP08051 doi : 10.1071/FP08051 2/35 Abstract 21 We developed a double-digitizing method combining a hand-held electromagnetic digitizer 22 and a non-contact three-dimensional (3D) laser scanner. ...

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The examples in Figure 16 and Figure 17 demonstrate how system errors have a cascading effect, resulting in multiple errors being introduced into a single hypothesis string. The alignment examples shown are, by design, easy to understand and are easily derived. In practice, multiple errors frequently occur in a single hypothesis string resulting in many different possible alignments. The Scorin...

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