Most probably there is much variation in the decomposition rate of large trees, depending for instance on whether the dead trees are snags of downed stems.
Ganis et al. [15] found that distinct neural networks support different types of deception, depending, for instance, on whether a lie is well-rehearsed or spontaneously made up.
For instance, irrespective of whether the aircraft is 80% full or 20%, the management does not have the right to reduce the size of the cabin crew," says a senior advisor to the airline.
It would be useful to know, for instance, whether signs of widespread rebellion were authentic or whether they were being created by a fringe group with little real support.
Our finding that high levels of wild-type AR induced by differentiation and/or DHT treatment in mouse ESCs mimic the effects of expanded polyQ AR raises a number of intriguing open questions; for instance, the issues of whether the pluripotency and differentiation of ESCs is affected by DHT treatment.
With regard to backward-looking responsibilities (Pellizzoni, 2004), there are for instance concerns whether blurring of role differentiation would lead to unclear distribution of accountability (Landeweerd, 2017; Zwart et al., 2014).
This application is possible in the absence of any specification of the underlying nature of strategies, for instance, whether they are to be thought of as "things" which are replicated, or whether they are properties or states of the individuals whose strategies they are.
Consider, for instance, whether application of Bayesian decision theory to the simulation data would have predicted the observed psychophysical functions in the Results.
It would thus be very interesting to determine, for instance, whether phosphorylation of DNMT1 modulates its ability to bind specific endogenous DNA sequences, thereby contributing to the overall genome hypomethylation.
