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    “…These findings indicate that enhanced perceptual discrimination occurs when population activity is in a ‘silent’ response mode in which neurons increase information extraction.…”
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    “…Our results demonstrated that the detection and discrimination of temporal features of signal inputs occur for reactions proceeding outside mass-action equilibrium. …”
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    “…The ability to discriminate the trajectories of moving objects is highly adaptive and fundamental for physical and social interactions. …”
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    “…A recent study showed that ruin lizards are capable of spontaneously discriminating between the surface area of two food items of different size, but failed when food was presented in sets of discrete items differing in number. …”
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    “…The ability to discriminate between different facial expressions is fundamental since the first stages of postnatal life. …”
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    “…Data were collected using an identifying information form and an Age Discrimination Attitude Scale (ADAS) by face-to-face interview. …”
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    “…In Experiment 1, we found that glossiness and shape had small effects on discrimination thresholds. Importantly, discrimination ellipses extended along the direction in which the chromaticities in the environmental illumination spread. …”
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    “…An important problem in experimental psychology has been thus to understand how organisms learn about multimodal compounds and how they discriminate this compounds from their unimodal constituents. …”
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    “…However, benefit application processes can discriminate against those with mental illness and can result in individuals unjustly missing out on support. …”
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    “…This study is the first evidence that wild felids are able to discriminate human voices and could support the idea that early experience and proximity to humans are at least as important as domestication when it comes to the ability to recognize humans.…”
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    “…The zebrafish is a model organism to study olfactory information processing, but efficient behavioral procedures to analyze olfactory discrimination and memory are lacking. We devised an automated odor discrimination task for adult zebrafish based on olfactory conditioning of feeding behavior. …”
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    “…Patient feedback may be unreliable and fittings inefficient if adjustments are not discriminable. To examine what gain adjustments are discriminable, we measured the just-noticeable differences (JNDs) for level increments in speech-shaped noises processed with prescription gains. …”
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    “…In principle, different ligands could activate distinct target programs in signal-receiving cells, but it is unclear how such ligand discrimination could occur. Here, we show that cells use dynamics to discriminate signaling by the ligands Dll1 and Dll4 through the Notch1 receptor. …”
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    “…Animal models of incubation may help develop treatments to prevent relapse, but these models have ubiquitously focused on the role of conditioned stimuli (CSs) signaling drug delivery. Discriminative stimuli (DSs) are unique in that they exert stimulus-control over both drug taking and drug seeking behavior and are difficult to extinguish. …”
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