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The movies revealed the possibility of distinct timing of DA changes in different subregions of the striatum.

The timing of initiation of active caspase-7 in mandibular and long bone reflects the distinct timing of ossification in both models.

Dorsal and ventral foregut endoderm have unique embryonic origins, with distinct timing of emergence from the primitive streak and divergent migratory pathways that converge to comprise the entire foregut endoderm (Tremblay and Zaret, 2005; Tam et al., 2007).

We review recent evidence that non-native and invasive plant species may have distinct timings of their seasonal life history characteristics (such as date of leaf out or flowering, that is, their phenology) that allow them to establish in new communities.

Overall these results demonstrate that whereas the two tasks share a common representation of elapsing time, putatively embedded in climbing neuronal activity, distinct task requirements (at least at durations of 600 ms or more) might recruit distinct timing mechanisms, which induce different degrees of temporal variability.

The control of rhythmic action sequences may involve two distinct timing strategies, i.e., event-based and emergent timing, which are usually revealed through finger-tapping and circle-drawing tasks, respectively.

We expect one of three possible scenarios explain the colonisation of Acacia by thrips, each with a distinct timing pattern.

In summary, examination of temporal expression profiles of Cdx gene targets did not suggest that the stronger Cdx4 effect is related to a distinct activation timing of Cdx genes.

Jane reports both the best solution found and a set of distinct timings that admit this solution.

Since the physiology of voluntary and automatic movements differs by involving distinct pattern and timing of activation of primary and nonprimary motor areas, set-dependent disability in PD patients performing voluntary movements cannot be attributed primarily to a disorder of the basal ganglia or their connections with nonprimary motor and other frontal areas.

Second, we find no evidence for inflexible linkage between the predicted timing of distinct C4 traits.