The reason for this may simply be timing, in that this data represents a single time point and these transcripts had decayed by the time the RNAs were extracted.
It is therefore not possible that a single, centralized timing mechanism is responsible for time perception.
We therefore aimed to test if multiple traits were predicted to evolve with linked timing, and therefore likely mediated by a single underlying mechanism.
Organ volumes were measured by a single independent reviewer who was blinded to patient identity and the timing of the imaging in relation to the study.
Mya's rhythm could be changed by a single drainage of aquariums lasting about 15 min. This kind of timing system may be a relatively primitive evolution feature.
The electrophysiological and behavioral results revealed that there were significant differences between unimprinted control fish and experimental fish imprinted by a single amino acid before and during PST, and that the timeframe for imprinting timing ended after PST.
In fact, acoustic monitoring of airway sounds by a single pick-up mounted near the endotracheal tube holds interest as a simple means for timing when to suction the intubated airway.
She produced the fastest first lap and was quickest at every timing point, crossing the line in 35.110sec with Hammer in fourth, giving Trott the overall title by a single point.
This slight difference in procedure was unavoidable due to differences between pupae within subcolonies in the timing of bacterial growth, and limitations in the number of sub-colonies that could be handled by a single observer in a day.
