The above inferences are also based on the theory of educational recapitulation originating from the theory of recapitulation in life science, which holds that, as individuals' cognition develops, individuals repeat the evolutionary history of the human race (Armitage 2007), although the nature of the changes in the development process might be interpreted differently (see Haaften 2007).
17 At the end of the focus group interview, a theoretical framework of the views discussed was developed by the senior researcher based on a recapitulation of the main findings, which was discussed and modified through discussion with all participating GP's until everyone present agreed with the final framework.
Dot-Gal4 was first used by Kimbrell and co-workers [41] and chosen based on its recapitulation of ODD-SKIPPED expression (Jim Skeath, personal communication).
But it takes fiction — the recapitulation of a life based on an author's sustained meditation on what it all must have felt like — to provide that ineffable access, to get at the truth of another human life that is not one's own.
The performance of our synthetic nanomachine, made of less than ten HMM molecules, and its interpretation with a kinetic model based on mammalian muscle performance24,25,26,27 allow a complete recapitulation of muscle mechanics and energetics at the molecular level.
The future is based on a realignment of what we know, not a straightforward recapitulation of it.
To confirm that stratification into groups as performed here through pathway analysis is indeed based solely on the metric and is not a recapitulation of clinical variables, we performed additional analysis on the correlation between the clinical measurements assessed and the groups that emerged.
