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anesthetic agents by van der Waals-type London dispersion forces. To determine if there is a preferred binding site on tubulin for all anesthetics, ANOVA analysis was run to compare anesthetic binding at each site. Figure S1 provides a graphical illustration of the distribution of binding SCIENTIFIC

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), r, = 0.77 (I-0.13), rank = 0.78 386 (±0.09), rand = 0.78 (±0.1); and no statistical difference was found among the 5 parameters (p > 387 0.01, ANOVA). Moreover, as shown in Figure 4, the phasing relationship between ankle, knee 388 and hip angular kinematics is preserved in the reconstructed tra

e polynomial model as implemented in the Matlab's loess function with a span 141 (percentage of the total number of data points) of 10%. 142 143 Signal preprocessing. Figure 1 shows our decoding methodology. All the data analysis, decoder 144 design and cross-validation procedures were performed of

1), = 0.77 (a-0.13), rank = 0.78 386 (a0.09), ran, / = 0.78 (a0.1); and no statistical difference was found among the 5 parameters (p > 387 0.01, ANOVA). Moreover, as shown in Figure 4, the phasing relationship between ankle, knee 388 and hip angular kinematics is preserved in the reconstructed tra