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Third, our patent map and technology trajectory analyses illustrate that China's biofuel technology tends to be application-oriented and highly intertwined with the pharmaceutical industry since the 2000s, which evidences the development of biofuel industry as reciprocally reinforcing China's innovation capability deriving from its prominent chemical sector.

Each comprised the three ROI as reciprocally (forward and backward) connected regions and GSW event blocks considered as autonomous input to each of the three regions, one at a time a) GSW as autonomous input on the thalamus (Model A), b) GSW as autonomous input on vmPFC (Model B), c) GSW as autonomous input on the precuneus (Model C).

This was most likely due to altered gene expression as reciprocally regulated mRNA levels were found.

Asecodes on G. sagittariae and on G. lineola were each recovered as reciprocally monophyletic with high posterior probability support (1.0 and 0.91 respectively).

Asecodes on G. tenella, G. calmariensis and G. pusilla however were not recovered as reciprocally monophyletic but were mixed in one large cluster, with strong branch support (1.0).

All of these subsystems work both independently as well as mutually and reciprocally.

In total, 7,574 homoeolog-specific probe sets (around 33% of all possible) representing 1,383 unique EST contigs (hereafter referred to as genes) were identified as being reciprocally diagnostic with respect to identifying A- and D-genome specific expression in the F1 hybrid and allotetraploid cotton.

The WoSCAP campaign goals and message strategy were established using social cognitive theory (Bandura, 1977 , 1986, which defines human behaviour as being reciprocally determined by personal factors (such as knowledge, skills, self-efficacy, outcome expectations and personal goals) and environmental factors (such as social and institutional norms, and physical environment).

I offer a vision for the City where the arts and culture are not viewed in isolation but as being reciprocally linked with society, and where they can be included as solutions for other priority issues -- for instance, jobs and economic development, equality for all, safety, sustainability and resilience.

These relationships change over evolutionary time as species reciprocally adapt to one another through the process of coevolution.