This study bore fruit in several books: Studies in General Science (1869), The Sexes Throughout Nature (1875), The Physical Basis of Immortality (1876), The Philosophy of Individuality (1893), The Making of the Universe (1914), and The Social Side of Mind and Action (1915).
The early postnatal expression of CSPG-related structures in the mouse neostriatum described in this study bears some similarities with proteoglycan patterning at corresponding developmental time points described for the caudate/putamen of the rat [44], [45], with some notable differences.
The concept of an arterial reservoir used in this study bears some similarities to the two-element windkessel concept introduced by Frank (12) and later developed into a three-element model (32).
In our opinion, participation in the study bore no possible risk to the students.
However, it is reasonable to assume that the ideas and attitudes expressed by the participants in this study bear similarities to those of many students in typical secondary and early post-secondary classrooms, especially in advanced placement or honors courses.
The occurrences in the paintings in this study bear this out; this pigment was employed in only one of the fifteenth-century works, The Entombment by Dirk Bouts (NG664, probably 1450s), but was identified in eleven of the paintings in the sixteenth-century schools catalogue, shown in Table 5 in chronological order.
All yeast strains in this study bear deletions of the AAC1 and AAC3 and are derived from strain TCY119 (Table 1).
Perhaps some elements of popular discourse around psychotic disorders in this study bear witness to prevailing norms and ideals within a particular society.
However, in additional tests in this study, bears were repulsed by garter snakes that had excreted pungent anal exudates, which may help explain the absence of snakes, both venomous and harmless, in bear diets reported to date.
C57 transgenic desmin/nls-lacZ mice used in this study bear a transgene in which the 1- κB DNA 5′ regulatory sequence of the desmin gene is linked to a reporter gene coding for Escherichia coli- β-galactosidase [ 24].
