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Correspondingly, we would expect smaller prey to favour selection of uphill gradients during pursuits.

Correspondingly, we would not expect to see more commonality in the regulated genes.

However we would have correspondingly underestimated the benefit of quitting with respect to the incidence of the four smoking-related diseases and their health care costs, as the quitters would be at greater risk of these diseases through their reduced risk of death from other causes.

With in vivo exposures, we would also predict correspondingly different patterns of neurobehavioral outcomes between exposures greater than and less than the threshold for outright toxicity.

Correspondingly, we have (4).

Given the high CpG level at the 12th position of the CTCF-A sequences, we would also expect a correspondingly high DNA methylation level.

If levels of nuclear PER and TIM in tim o; tim ΔNLS-yfp flies are significantly lower than those of wild-type flies, we would expect reduced repression, correspondingly higher levels of total cellular PER and TIM, and a weak molecular oscillation.

Correspondingly, there would be distinct policy implicationsi.

Hence, in these cases, communicating with stakeholders to ask them to define their targets and correspondingly, criteria, would not offer much help to the researcher; it could even further complicate things.

Correspondingly, one would expect HN Hα NOE buildup rates much faster than 18 s–1 if the aS CR aggregate were to behave like a rigid object.

Correspondingly, one would expect patients to reflect this reduction in attenuation by presenting changes in neuronal activation related to sensory feedback.