Finally, varying the response requirement (passive vs. active) between tasks enabled examination of the relation between regional activation and response dependency.
Thus, as Beck (2000) noted, learning motivation is an important condition for the apprentice's active engagement with and examination of the contents and procedures of the prospective occupation (p. 24).
They seek to analyse the role of biobanks in determining the boundaries of bio-objects, through the examination of the active process of 'bio-objectification', meaning the process through which different types of bio-socio-technological categorizations contribute to the making of bio-objects.
Examination of the active site revealed a Lys216 residue engaged in ATP binding (Figures 4C, 6A).
Second, the absence of an active control condition inhibits an examination of the effect of non-specific factors on change across the study period.
Specifically, examination of the active ingredients that mediate the effect of the intervention on depression symptoms in a RCT context can shed light on the causal mechanisms that operate in the development of maternal depressotypic organization (Cicchetti & Toth, 1998).
Some negative regulators also seemed to be active in resting cells but examination of the target genes of TGFβ/SMADs showed high expression in 6 out of 7 genes.
In October, the inspector general staff posted on its public Web site a list of active investigations and audits, including an examination of the screening of political groups seeking tax-exempt status.
However, a closer examination of the highly active and highly cited nano-authors points to a slightly different situation.
