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In summary, this study indicates that orientation of the planar polarity axis of dividing SOPs more likely emerges from a network of molecular activities downstream of both Vang and Fz rather than from a linear signaling pathway downstream of spatially-localized Fz.

If the suboptimal value comparison is not due to the registration of the reward magnitude, the bottleneck likely emerges from the internal representation of reward-related variables.

Here, we first show that in vivo gamma oscillations in the cat visual cortex can sometimes exhibit remarkably stable oscillation frequency and most likely emerge from a PING-like mechanism.

A few people, including Mr. Marlow, said the senator will likely emerge from any criticism unscathed.

The "clarion call" Mr. Blow refers to will most likely emerge from among the young.

But the university itself could very likely emerge from even this mess with a higher profile in the world of college athletics.

The floral motifs in this and other works by Fresquís likely emerged from his study of Mexican rococo prints, which incorporated patterns found in Asian weavings.

Instead Sharapova, thanks in no small part to her media savvy and comportment under fire, will likely emerge from Monday's announcement with her reputation dented but intact.

One tail of the shirt is perpetually untucked; whatever he has on most likely emerged from a pile of similarly unremarkable garments.

To the Editor: Although there are certainly practical problems posed by applying our venerable Constitution to modern American life, these are minuscule compared with the monstrosity that would likely emerge from a new Constitutional Convention, circa 2012.

Analysts said from the start that if a single place were to become a new center for Islamic extremists, it would likely emerge from the same conditions that turned Afghanistan into Al Qaeda's home: a weak or failed central government, widespread discontent and an indigenous movement with ideological links to religious extremism.