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The phenomena reported here provide new insights into the computations
underlying lightness perception. The data are consistent with the view that
lightness perception cannot be understood with low-level mechanisms such as
lateral ...
The phenomena reported here provide new insights into the computations
underlying lightness perception. The data are consistent with the view that
lightness perception cannot be understood with low-level mechanisms such as
lateral ...
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The HIV transmission rate reported for nevirapine in the HIVNET 012 study was
13.1%. However, without antiretroviral treatments, mother-to-child transmission
rates of HIV vary from 12% to 48%. The HIVNET 012 outcome is higher than the ...
The HIV transmission rate reported for nevirapine in the HIVNET 012 study was
13.1%. However, without antiretroviral treatments, mother-to-child transmission
rates of HIV vary from 12% to 48%. The HIVNET 012 outcome is higher than the ...
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... prevalence, and each reported no Clinical attacks due to P falciparum. under
different transmission intensity risks have ... (every month is reported by a facility),
that there is complete spatial coverage (every health facility reports nationwide), ...
... prevalence, and each reported no Clinical attacks due to P falciparum. under
different transmission intensity risks have ... (every month is reported by a facility),
that there is complete spatial coverage (every health facility reports nationwide), ...
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Contents
Postprandial cardiac hypertrophy 38 Synaesthesia When coloured sounds taste sweet | 37 |
eters to nature | 45 |
Insolationdriven changes in atmospheric 99 Phospholipase Cy1 controls surface expression | 63 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Nature, Volume 434 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 2005 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2019 |
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