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"The acquisition of reading and beat synchronization ability may relate because both rely on consistent timing within the auditory system," they concluded.

In this regard, simultaneous stimulation of both cellular and humoral immune responses has been demonstrated and is not unexpected, because both rely on helper T-cell function [ 48*].

A substantial proportion of diabetes cases are not captured by either administrative data or self-report because both rely on physician diagnosis.

This is consistent with both the new theory and the traditional theory, because both rely on natural selection for the fit between the organism and its environment.

It was not possible, under our system, to establish doubly-infected cells for CD44s and CD44v7-10-RNAi, bothuse both rely on puromycin for selection, and flow cytometry for luciferase is not feasible.

That's because they both rely on a computation-intensive method, called proof-of-work, to establish agreement between all the participants in the network that new transactions are valid.

(These platforms are also comparable in their technical approach, because users access both via a web browser, and because for storage both rely on relational databases [ 2, 3].) In our setting the technical infrastructure for electronic testing was not available at the time, so it was decided to initially introduce examinations based on personalized printouts.

Global and Lowess normalization procedures were not appropriate for analysis of these arrays because these methods both rely on the assumption that nearly all genes should have a balanced hybridization ratio.

In 1866 it was proposed that Cnidaria and Ctenophora were more closely related to each other than to Bilateria and formed a group called Coelenterata ("hollow guts"), because Cnidaria and Ctenophora both rely on the flow of water in and out of a single cavity for feeding, excretion and respiration.

Because so many tech companies both rely on user-generated content and are leery of having to deal with a potential flood of costly lawsuits should they not appear friendly to corporate rights-holders, abuse of the DMCA is rampant and often a tool for political reprisal.

The housing industry is especially sensitive to rising interest rates because both builders and buyers rely on borrowed money.