IDC appears to echo the observations of analysts like Gartner, who have been pointing out that tablets are following a sales cycle more akin to PCs than smartphones (fitting since it's PCs that tablets are believed to be replacing).
Our findings echo the observations made by Rider et al. (2008) where a mixture of butyl benzyl phthalate, di- n-butyl phthalate, DEHP, vinclozolin, procymidone, linuron, and prochloraz induced frequencies of hypospadias that exceeded those predicted by dose addition.
His descriptions echo the observation made by other experts like the former C.I.A. officer Michael Scheuer that Mr. bin Laden is not opposed to the United States because of its culture or ideas but because of its political and military actions in the Islamic world.
If indeed Mr Davis is the new Tory leader, the Lib Dem modernisers are happy to echo the observation of his leadership rival, David Cameron, that when the going gets tough, Mr Davis would revert to a default setting as a traditionally right-wing Conservative.
In this light, we echo the observation by the anthropologist Casagrande (1966) that it behoves on general anthropologists "to attend to what the linguist has to say, and to ask linguists what light their studies can throw on the nature of man, and especially on man as a symbol maker and user" (p. 280).
Despite this difference in cellular competence, the morphogenetic and transcriptional changes that we observed in the intestine occur with a rapidity that echoes the observations of Zhou et al. After only 3 days of PMN expression, GFP+/insulin+ cells were abundant in intestinal crypts and villi.
In an informal survey, doormen and superintendents at 20 white-brick co-ops around Manhattan all echoed the observations of Spiros Pappas, the super at the Mayfair, 207 East 74th Street: "This place used to be filled with them -- these ladies who are here living alone forever.
When a nanorod dimer is adopted within the nanoring, the MINE structure exhibits an exponential field enhancement when the gap becomes smaller, which echoes the observations in many dimer systems [45 47].
In spite of the minor difference in details, simulations on both orthologs echoed the observations in the simulations of NavAb: the SF contains multiple ion binding sites and cations bind in an asymmetrical manner with incomplete dehydration (Ulmschneider et al., 2013; Zhang et al., 2013).
In simulations with K>100 bees, the risk of extinction per generation for a population founded by one mated female declined rapidly over time, such that populations which managed to survive and increase in size during the first two generations had a negligible risk of extinction (Figure S1B), echoing the observations of several experimental studies [31], [51].
