If this is the case, if metaphors actively coerce incoming information, then metaphors should have the most impact when they are presented early, such that their impact can accumulate in the course of assimilating further information.
The thus arising phenotypic differences lead to decreasing hybrid fitness, causing the phenotypic differences to become genetically assimilated, further enhancing the process.
After being exposed to the metaphor, participants assimilate all further information they receive into this knowledge structure, instantiating any ambiguous information in a way that would be consistent with the metaphor.
After being exposed to the metaphor, participants may assimilate all further information they receive into this knowledge structure, instantiating any ambiguous information in a way that would be consistent with the metaphor.
The study also constructs indicators of assimilation to analyze how the effects of immigration may change when immigrants become further assimilated into the region.
In 1749, after the death of du Châtelet, Voltaire reinforced this impression by accepting an invitation to join the court of the young Frederick the Great in Prussia, a move that further assimilated him into the power structures of Old Regime society.
Beside the classical pathway, where d-xylulose 5-phosphate is further assimilated in the pentose phosphate pathway, analysis of the genomes of several fungi revealed that some contain a putative phosphoketolase (EC 4.1.2.9) gene.
Further, plants cannot assimilate mineral nitrogen unless the C N ratio is 20 1 or lower (Edwards and Bohlen 1996).
Shading during this period not only rapidly decreases photosynthesis, reducing the availability of assimilates but further aggravates the competition among these sinks [ 17- 19].
And although I recognize that Johnson isn't asking immigrants to assimilate but integrate, encouragement will go a lot further than admonition in helping those communities learn English.
