Growing axons have a highly motile growing tip (growth cone) sniffing out the extracellular signals (guidance cues) for which way to grow.
Instead we can firmly draw our conclusions from the retro-cue trials, for which we can incorporate all three pieces of evidence: the behavioural evidence for a cue-locked time-consuming switching process, the amplitude effect and the topographical analyses.
In 1968, he fashioned an 8-karat-gold cue for Dean Martin, which included four diamonds, an emerald, a sapphire and a ruby.
That was the cue for "Ignorance," which details what guitarist Taylor York told me earlier Wednesday was the "dysfunction" that used to rule the band.
Familiarity is a recognition process that provides a temporal cue for knowing which food item will be available without actually recollecting the past event (Kort et al. 2005).
Of course, the target may already act as the cue for you, which is just as good.
They agree with research suggesting that all-male groups socialize their members and provide cultural "cues" for violence, which serves as evidence that rape is not best thought of as an isolated act performed by just the rapist.
If animals produce different types of sounds, or if cue rate varies over time, there are clear benefits in focusing inference on cues or time periods for which the variability across animals is low.
Jasmonates are a family of oxylipins that regulate plant responses to environmental and developmental cues [75], [76] and for which positive and negative effects have been reported in relation to root endosymbioses [77].
