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These data are consistent with proposals that human speech faculties recruit evolutionarily ancient neural circuits involved in motor learning [33].

Our recommendation to stratify measures by CGR and to award partial credit using a continuous measures are consistent with proposals made at a 2006 AHRQ funded conference (25).

Hoyer's opposition to increasing the government's debt in order to reduce taxes was consistent with proposals that President Clinton had made four years earlier, when the Congressional Budget Office estimated that the surplus for fiscal year 1999 would be $76bn.

This observation that the magnitude of the choice selective signal at the time of movement onset only changes weakly with color coherence or RT is consistent with proposals of a commitment state in the network prior to the initiation of the choice10, 45, 51.

This interpretation is consistent with proposals that the rarity of AP stems from difficulty associating names with isolated pitches rather than from individual differences in pitch memory [8], [9], [58].

The aforementioned mechanism is consistent with proposals for the coupling of stereogenic allyltrifluorosilanes and allylsilanoates (see section 3.1.1).

This differential mechanism of cancellous bone gain is consistent with proposals that DKK1 inhibition acts to increase bone formation but zoledronate treatment acts to block bone resorption.

This is consistent with proposals that STG and PT are involved in auditory motor feedback during speech production (Dhanjal et al. 2008; Zheng et al. 2009) and that increased activation in nonnative speech processing may reflect the successful use of articulatory-auditory and articulatory-orosensory feedback (Callan et al. 2004).

This fine-tuning is thought to be driven by top-down cortical modulation of subcortical response properties [ 19] and its absence in poor readers is consistent with proposals that child reading impairment stems from the brain's inability to benefit from repetition in the sensory stream.

The decrease in exchange rate observed in the methylation subdomain peptides for the other 40% fraction of the CF may be due to stabilization of this subdomain in the kinase-activating state, which would be consistent with proposals from the laboratories of Falke and Parkinson.

The observations on regional patterns of diversity and LD are consistent with previous proposals for the demographic history of A. thaliana, which postulated the existence of refugia around the Mediterranean and the Black Sea during the last glaciation.