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This neuropil corresponds in its processing operations to the outer plexiform layer of the vertebrate retina, and indeed since the seminal work of Cajal and Sánchez [1] insect visual interneurons and their synaptic populations have been explicitly compared with those in the retina of vertebrates [2], [3].

The terminology 'upper gamma' is broadly used in the literature and corresponds in its relation to the theta phase exactly to the 'epsilon' activity of this study.

Its characteristics match those of the root cap initials; (iii) The next cell is almost nondividing and corresponds in its characteristics to the QC; (iv) The next cells in the in silico root are rarely dividing cells with a low auxin concentration.

The newly restored design no longer corresponded in its symbolism to the administrative realities, since it had six stars and the country had eight provinces.

For the first time anywhere, he proposed an office building for a political organization that was not a Neoclassical temple but corresponded in its structure and design to a strict analysis of function.

The AA content in urine corresponds with its content in the serum, and is a valuable marker for the non-invasive analysis [16].

While differences in the transcriptional expression level of a TF do not necessarily correspond to differences in its regulatory activity, differences in the expression levels of a TF's target genes do [ 21- 23].

However, if reduction of an individual mRNA does not necessarily correspond a reduction in its translated protein (possibly due to issues with protein turnover) then RNAi might not be the best way to functionally test these genes.

(The binding energy is negative, so a decrease in it corresponds to an increase in its magnitude).

In P. canaliculata, the V-cycle pool size is considerably higher than in other brown algae, as corresponds to its position in the uppermost intertidal belt [ 20].

Strong up-regulation of the regulator of ovule and seed development SEEDSTICK (STK) between days 7 and 9 in our experiment (Fig  2g) corresponds to its expression in developing carpels from stage 8 onward [ 37].