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This pattern of results seems to suggest the aIT is important for face recognition and a partial breakdown in the communication between the fusiform gyrus and the aIT may be a plausible source of face individuation deficits.

Only sources that had a reasonable epidemiological link and that were considered to be a plausible source were sampled.

Molecular modeling of the I260Q mismatched ternary complex predicts the presence of additional hydrogen bonds, involving Gln260, Tyr296, Glu295, and Arg258, which may be a plausible source of this stabilization (27).

Given that recent studies have revealed the presence of early endosomes in apical domains of ependymal cells (Roales-Bujan et al., 2012), uptake of lipids may be a plausible source for the observed accumulation of lipid droplets with age in ECs.

For the four clinical interview questions and four clinical assessment items (previously described) showing high intra-observer variability (agreement < 80% and Kappa < 0.61), true change in participant status during the one-month interval could be a plausible source of intra-observer variability in all but one item (global impression of upper limb).

It plays many different roles in the brain, some concerned with synapses, the interconnections between neurons, so derangements of its function are a plausible source of schizophrenia.

Explaining why I, and most researchers in the quantum theory of computation, disagree that that is a plausible source of the human brain's unique functionality is beyond the scope of this article.

Because the Eurasian plate subducts eastward (Galgana et al., 2007; Ku et al., 2009), a tensile crack with an N-S opening direction is a plausible source mechanism at Taal volcano.

Furthermore, AlterORFs are proposed to provide a framework for novel genetic information to evolve, and are a plausible source of the antisense genes discovered here.

The origin of this pressure is unknown and has not previously been described; however, as the nuclear pores are highly selective with respect to the proteins transported through them, osmotic pressure is a plausible source because of the high concentration of osmolytes within the nucleus.

Such systems are a plausible source of human infection and disease.