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Holonomy reductions of Cartan geometries and curved orbit decompositions by Čap, A., Gover, A. R., Hammerl, M.

“…We develop a holonomy reduction procedure for general Cartan geometries. We show that, given a reduction of holonomy, the underlying manifold naturally…”
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Feed-forward neural networks using cerebral MR spectroscopy and DTI might predict neurodevelopmental outcome in preterm neonates by Janjic, T., Pereverzyev, S., Hammerl, M., Neubauer, V., Lerchner, H., Wallner, V., Steiger, R., Kiechl-Kohlendorfer, U., Zimmermann, M., Buchheim, A., Grams, A. E., Gizewski, E. R.

“…Objectives We aimed to evaluate the ability of feed-forward neural networks (fNNs) to predict the neurodevelopmental outcome (NDO) of very preterm neonates…”
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Invariant prolongation of overdetermined PDEs in projective, conformal, and Grassmannian geometry by Hammerl, M., Somberg, P., Souček, V., Šilhan, J.

“…This is the second in a series of articles on a natural modification of the normal tractor connection on parabolic geometries, which naturally prolongs an…”
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CC chemokine receptor 2 is allosterically modulated by sodium ions and amiloride derivatives through a distinct sodium ion binding site by den Hollander, Lisa S., Zweemer, Annelien J.M., Béquignon, Olivier J.M., Hammerl, Dora M., Bleijs, Bente T.M., Veenhuizen, Margo, Lantsheer, Wernard J.F., Chau, Bobby, van Westen, Gerard J.P., IJzerman, Adriaan P., Heitman, Laura H.

“…[Display omitted] CC chemokine receptor 2 and CCL2 are highly involved in cancer growth and metastasis, and immune escape. Raised sodium ion concentrations in…”
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Projective BGG equations, algebraic sets, and compactifications of Einstein geometries by Čap, A., Gover, A. R., Hammer, M.

“…For curved projective manifolds, we introduce a notion of a normal tractor frame field, based around any point. This leads to canonical systems of (redundant)…”
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Chewing gum differentially affects aspects of attention in healthy subjects by Tucha, Oliver, Mecklinger, Lara, Maier, Kerstin, Hammerl, Marianne, Lange, Klaus W

“…In a study published previously in this journal (Wilkinson et al., 2002), the effect of chewing gum on cognitive functioning was examined. The results of this…”
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I Like It, but Only When I'm Not Sure Why: Evaluative Conditioning and the Awareness Issue by Hammerl, Marianne

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When All Is Revealed: A Dissociation between Evaluative Learning and Contingency Awareness by Fulcher, Eamon P., Hammerl, Marianne

“…Three experiments are reported that address the issue of awareness in evaluative learning in two different sensory modalities: visual and haptic. Attempts were…”
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Reactance in affective-evaluative learning: Outside of conscious control? by Hammerl, Marianne, Fulcher, Eamon P.

“…Recent studies have shown that the basic evaluative conditioning (EC) effect (originally neutral stimuli acquiring an affective value congruent with the…”
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I like it, but only when I'm not sure why : Evaluative conditioning and the awareness issue. Author's reply by HAMMERL, M, FIELD, A. P

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Affective-Evaluative Learning in Humans: A Form of Associative Learning or Only an Artifact? by Hammerl, Marianne, Grabitz, Hans-Joachim

“…The status of evaluative conditioning (EC) as a distinct form of associative learning was called in question by Field and Davey (1997, 1998, 1999), who argued…”
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Effects of gum chewing on memory and attention: reply to Scholey (2004) by Tucha, Oliver, Mecklinger, Lara, Hammerl, Marianne, Lange, Klaus W.

“…Recent studies have reported varying results regarding cognitive performance while chewing gum. The differences between the results of these studies may be…”
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When All Is Considered: Evaluative Learning Does Not Require Contingency Awareness by Fulcher, Eamon P., Hammerl, Marianne

“…We argue that the effects of evaluative learning may occur (a) without conscious perception of the affective stimuli, (b) without awareness of the stimulus…”
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Human Evaluative Conditioning without Experiencing a Valued Event by Hammerl, Marianne, Grabitz, Hans-Joachim

“…Two experiments were conducted to examine whether sensory preconditioning is demonstrable in the evaluative conditioning paradigm. Both experiments included…”
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Normal BGG solutions and polynomials by Cap, A, Gover, A. R, Hammerl, M

“…First BGG operators are a large class of overdetermined linear differential operators intrinsically associated to a parabolic geometry on a manifold. The…”
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Effects of US-Alone Presentations on Human Evaluative Conditioning by Hammerl, Marianne, Bloch, Michael, Silverthorne, Colin P.

“…In the context of evaluative conditioning, the effects of additional presentations of the unconditioned stimulus (US) prior to conditioning (US preexposure) or…”
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Projective BGG equations, algebraic sets, and compactifications of Einstein geometries by Cap, A, Gover, A. R, Hammerl, M

“…J. London Math. Soc. 86 no. 2 (2012) 433-454 For curved projective manifolds we introduce a notion of a normal tractor frame field, based around any point…”
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Human evaluative conditioning: order of stimulus presentation by Hammerl, M, Grabitz, H J

“…In an experiment designed to demonstrate evaluative conditioning, subjects were shown 48 pictures of sculptures that they rated on a scale with 21 categories…”
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Oxygen transport function, biochemical changes and 24-hour post- transfusion survival rate of erythrocytes stored in PAGGS-sorbit solution in relation to various storage conditions by Hammerl, M, Wiebecke, D

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Transfer effects as a function of sequential and quantitative schedule constraints by Grabitz, H J, Hammerl, M

“…Schwartz (1982, 1988) found that a pretraining of contingent reinforcement interferes with subsequent rule discovery. The present study investigated the…”
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