It was thought, for example, that visual learning could not transfer across orientations, positions, or eyes.
It was thought, for example, that the loss of neurons led to forgetfulness, culminating in Alzheimer's disease.
African dust is thought, for example, to stimulate plant growth in the Amazon by bringing in phosphorus (which is in short supply there).
There is little statistical monitoring data available on trends on rough sleeping in Northern Ireland, according to Crisis UK, but it is generally acknowledged that numbers are very low: it is thought, for example, that fewer than 10 people sleep rough in Belfast each night.
It may be thought, for example, that for behavior typical of forgiveness to qualify, conceptually, as forgiveness, it must be grounded in morally legitimate considerations, including whether the wrongdoer deserves to be forgiven (Murphy, 2001).
It is thought, for example, that in Cuba preferential access given to services for women and children may have helped to protect basic health outcomes from the worst effects of the US embargo [ 5].
These numbers of course report the distances as if they were sampled from a single distribution, and a priori it might be thought (for example) that sequences with TEs evolve at different rates than those without.
It is thought, for example, that the motor cortex does not have a layer 4, which suggests that the neural circuitry that controls movement differs from that in charge of vision, hearing, and other functions.
For example it was thought for a long time that the typical value of λ = 1.5 1.6 for 'point' molecules could be accounted for by the extra distance a diffusing molecule had to travel as it navigated around cellular profiles.
It was thought useful, for example, for the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s to be encouraged by the sale of forbidden British arms.
