It is seductive to interpret age distributional bulges as outcomes of prior episodes of elevated birth rates rather than as simple consequences of recent reductions in element activity, and indeed most studies on primate and rodent LINEs and SINEs both (non-LTR elements), have invoked periods of massive increases in insertion rates to explain the past history of these retrotransposons.
The video is displayed on the left (1) and some control elements to invoke interactions are placed on the right (2) Fig. 2 Playing interrupted by an interaction.
The screenshot in Fig. 1 shows LIVE while playing a learning-video (1) and the right sidebar (2) provides some control elements to invoke interactions (e.g. asking a question to the teacher).
In the well-studied cases of the Hox, Wnt and Fox clusters, genes within the cluster show coordinated expression during embryogenesis, implying the genes may be regulated by shared cis-regulatory elements, which invoke stabilising selection to maintain the gene cluster.
In October 2008, prime minister Gordon Brown invoked elements of the act to freeze the British assets of Icelandic bank Landsbanki during the Icelandic financial crisis.
In attempts to reverse these trends and deflect concerns about the health effects of sugary drinks, the soda industry invokes elements of the tobacco industry's classic playbook: cast doubt on the science, discredit critics, invoke nanny statism and attribute obesity to personal irresponsibility.
Instead of copying European architecture, he chose to be inspired by existing elements of nature, invoking Japanese influences as seen in Fallingwater, as well as building architecture that flowed with the structures' natural surroundings, most notably in his Prairie style residences throughout rural America.
Accordingly, most models of the well-studied tilt aftereffect invoke elements that are characteristic of neural responses in retinotopic areas such as V1 [6], [7], [7].
The suggested scenario invokes elements from different, even seemingly contradicting, hypotheses on the origin of life.
Although this idea invokes elements of group selection, a controversial theory of evolutionary biology, it is being proposed to explain evolution of prokaryotic populations, about which very little evolutionary theory has been solidly established, particularly outside of the walls of the test tube.
