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Consistent with the previously documented dichotomous motivational orientations (i.e., withdrawal versus approach) associated with sadness versus anger, we hypothesized that greater sadness would predict greater DMN (rather than DAN) functional dominance, whereas greater anger would predict the opposite.
This effect was sensitive to stimulus orientation at short (200 ms) but not at long (2,500 ms) encoding durations, consistent with the previously documented temporal properties of the holistic processing of upright and inverted faces (Exps. 2 and 3).
These observations are consistent with the previously documented ability of murine glial cells to express NOD2 [ 13, 16, 17], which suggests the involvement of NOD2 proteins in the immune response to S. pneumoniae in brain tissue [ 18].
Finally, a total of 13 dinucleotide substitutions were observed, of these, 12 were CC > TT/GG > AA changes, all consistent with the previously documented ultraviolet light exposure signature [ 15].
Similar to the PCR analysis, the RNAseq data indicated that the gene was highly expressed in both 14-day-old male and female heads, consistent with the previously documented neuronal function of mouse Piccolo.
These patterns suggest that local neurosteroid production and signaling likely contribute to sex differences in the brain [ 161, 162] and are consistent with the previously documented influences of estrogen on behavioral sex change in bluehead wrasses [ 163].
More critically for present purposes, in both Experiments 1 and 2, signal detection sensitivity measures indicated that images were less accurately discriminated from actually viewed pictures than were sentences, consistent with expectations based on the previously documented overlap between the neural processes involved in mental imagery and perception.
The previously documented role of eEF1A1 by this group as having a role in trimerization and activation of HSF1 could be consistent with such a chaperone role.
"Results indicate that there is a mean bias associated with poor exposure sites relative to good exposure sites; however, this bias is consistent with previously documented changes associated with the widespread conversion to electronic sensors in the USHCN during the last 25 years.
Our results are consistent with previously documented associations of distress with racial, sexual, and ethnic discrimination.
Notably, we also observed a deficiency in the frequency of 'A' homozygous animals, which is also consistent with previously documented patterns of inheritance in P. microlepis, specifically, early lethality of animals homozygous for the dominant allele [ 14, 19].
