Thanks, in part, to her work, the chimpanzee had taken on the role of model species for humans — the instructive nearest neighbor, the best living hint of our past and our potential.
The stimulus picture was presented for 1000 ms after the instructive cue.
We thank Dr. R. Bosselut (National Institutes of Health) for helpful discussion and D. Li (Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences) for instructive comments on the manuscript; Q. Yuan for animal husbandry and Z. Tan for cell sorting.
This is interesting because it implies that all the instructive mechanisms [for these cells' fate] are present in the adult brain".
Met early on, Charlie's great-grandmother is serenely secure both as a matriarch, deigning to chat with "the Help," and as the author of genteel nature handbooks, rounding up the children for instructive walks along the beach and through the marshes.
Of all the precedents for Donald Trump, perhaps the most instructive is the most recent, that would be that other celebrity-politician, movie star and hormone mutant, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Testing the potential for an instructive role by the presynaptic interneuron, we asked whether there was any pattern to the distribution of presynaptic sites along the INlateral axon.
The choice of Mr. McHugh, which was quickly followed by the selection of former Representative Jim Leach of Iowa, another Republican, as head of the National Endowment for the Humanities, is instructive.
