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This suggests that the slow RTs on these trials were not due to re-planning/vacillation, but instead involved a 'hesitation' to execute.

The following statement in the Results: "the slow RTs on these trials were not due to re-planning, but instead involved a hesitation to execute".

They concluded that development of psychopathology among refugees and IDPs was not wholly accounted for by exposure to a traumatic experience such as conflict and related unavoidable post-traumatic sequelae, but instead involved a wider combination of contextual, cultural, social and economic factors associated with predisplacement and postdisplacement periods [ 2].

While his country has invested heavily in flood control, Mr. Kuijken, the delta commissioner, says this does not mean idly throwing around money but instead involves a careful cost-benefit calculation.

Those descriptions which do not attempt to describe what happens in all its particularity, but instead involve a probability distribution that makes the sequence a typical one with respect to that probability function, will be less informative but much shorter, and still fit just as well.

"Sooo, what's up with you?" The Cocktail Hour Once it has been determined that the evening is not the promised "simple dinner," but instead involves a rare dish from the Marshall Islands requiring a roux sauce that takes "about two hours," it is considered shabby behavior to blurt out the words, "You've got to be kidding me".

This does not involve or require the SAPS domain but instead involves a C terminal region of these PP6 subunits.

As a control, we tested biofilm formation of the double mutants tqsA fimA and bssS fimA since the bssS and tqsA deletions significantly increase biofilm formation in LB glu [25], [36], and the mechanism for this increase is not related to the induction of type I fimbriae but instead involves a decrease in indole for the bssS mutant [25] and deficient transport of AI-2 for the tqsA mutant [36].

Most instances of recruitment are not driven by a gain-of-function point mutation but instead involve a beneficial mutation that causes a loss of regulatory control leading to overproduction of an enzyme possessing hidden activity.

While the host plants represented an almost infinite diversity of suitable niches for chrysomelids, their clade diversification was not in parallel, but instead involved the expansion into an existing, much older resource that likely promoted specialization and speciation [36].

The case instead involved a dispute between family members over what Schiavo's wishes would have been for such a situation.