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The findings suggest that the left and right MTL structures may contribute differentially to the processes involved in the recognition of stimuli and that these differential activities may depend on the encoding strategies formed by the two factors of relational and self-performed processes.

Different types of stressors trigger responses of different physiological systems, and these responses may contribute differentially to the maintenance of homeostasis, to trade-offs and the evolution of life-history traits.

Naturally multiple mechanisms may contribute differentially, but based on the findings of Experiment I and III interference requires competing learning processes in appropriate motor circuits.

Notably, TrpC3 knockdown has a greater effect on BNP induction by PE than ET1, perhaps suggesting other TrpCs or other calcium currents may contribute differentially to different hypertrophic responses.

We speculate that different PUs may contribute differentially to protein structural stability.

Different pools of Aβ, in turn, may contribute differentially to the pathogenesis of the disease.

It therefore appears that the selective constraints acting on CNEs vary across different taxa, and that different genomic regions may all contribute differentially to the overall phenotype of an organism.

Since the different types of formal training the dogs engaged in may have contributed differentially to their gaze-following performance (e.g. by training them on sustained attention to humans or on anticipating a set of signals), future studies should aim to disentangle these effects by examining each training type individually (Scandurra, Prato-Previde, Valsecchi, Aria, & D'Aniello, 2015).

Moreover, since it is plausible that syntax does not consist of a single, uniform computation, it may be the case that different subregions of the left inferior frontal gyrus contribute differentially to different aspects of syntactic processing (Friederici, 2002).

Systematic relationships were not identified that allow conclusions regarding how fear of pain, pain-related anxiety, and anxiety sensitivity may contribute to pain perception differentially in men and women; however, anxiety sensitivity was associated with increased pain tolerance, a novel finding needing further examination.

Early differentially methylated genes may contribute to onset and progression of the disease, while the far more abundant and diverse differentially methylated genes at the late leukemic disease stage may reflect clonal diversification of AML and bystander events.