When considering the response of this cell in the two conditions with leftward fixation (left parts of Fig. 10A and B), the activities recorded during arm movement were deeply different, demonstrating that the parameter driving neural discharge during MOV was not the position of the eye.
As a survivor of the Holocaust, her term as president from 1979 until 1982 is deeply symbolic, demonstrating the strength of European reconciliation.
Perhaps most blatantly, the diplomatic attitude Santos shows towards the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez, despite his certainty that Chávez funded the Farc guerrillas, must deeply annoy Uribistas, demonstrating as it does a mature diplomatic approach to international politics.
In particular, Bishop locates Jung in a philosophical and literary context, demonstrating "how deeply and profoundly Jung belongs to a broader stream of thought in German culture".
Fighting evil is not primitive nor Neanderthalic but is rather deeply moral and demonstrates a deep commitment to the infinite value of every human life.
Even city hall – a boxy, modernist building that looks out over a Lutheran church – has a huge poster of skateboarders on its ground-floor window, demonstrating how deeply skating has been integrated into Tampere's brand.
A woman walked down the street in New York secretly filming the men who cat-called her, demonstrating how deeply ingrained female objectification is in the city and beyond.
"While audiences, critics and advertisers have all supported LGBT stories, KSL is demonstrating how deeply out of touch it is with the rest of the country".
They're required to go light years farther than William Golding's Lord of the Flies in demonstrating how deeply civilized behavior does or doesn't extend and where limits are set on the will to survive--if anywhere.
Thus, we provide degradome sequencing and 5′-RACE evidence demonstrating that deeply conserved miRNAs can regulate both conserved and non-conserved targets.
