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Poppies have two copies of a related version of the gene, called paleoAP3.

Many venomous snakes use a related version of this toxin to bring on an abrupt drop in blood pressure, causing their prey to lose consciousness.

Bonasio, Lecona et al. have now looked at a related version of this protein that binds to chromatin in humans.

Hence, it would be interesting to investigate the linkage between a complex test of executive function such as the WCST, and a somewhat more specific cognitive task in that domain, the Stockings of Cambridge (SOC), a related version of the TOL.

A vision-related version of the scale (SIPV) [ 32] was developed in which, for each question from the SIP answered affirmatively, indicating dysfunction, a subsequent question asks if visual dysfunction contributes to the reported difficulty.

To obtain spatial precision without integrating power over long temporal windows, we used an event-related version of the synthetic aperture magnetometry analysis technique introduced by Cheyne et al. (2006) to identify evoked brain responses from unaveraged, single trial data.

Because the H2 (bat dolphin) hypothesis is necessarily a radical rearrangement of the commonly accepted species topology, and the concept of an 'exact branching order' or the 'true' topology does not apply in this case, we proposed a number of separate but related versions of this hypothesis, all of which were evaluated equally in the analysis.

Relatedly, inmates may experience an alternative, incarceration-related version of what Ross (2011) refers to as "neighborhood disorder", wherein a dangerous environment in which an individual has little control over their circumstances induces feelings of powerlessness, stress, anxiety, anger and depression.

7 we present the recently settled (see [27]) one-dimensional Suita conjecture from [110] and closely related versions of the Ohsawa–Takegoshi theorem with optimal constant.

In all of these and related versions of the Individual Ownership Thesis, the basic claim is that each individual has a mind of his or her own, and has a sort of intentional autonomy that is incompatible with the view that individual minds are somehow fused when intentional states are shared.

I expected to be thrown into some toll-related version of debtors' prison.