In such cases, RNA silencing and heterochromatin may not only reinforce each other but may also be functionally interdependent.
Additional or alternative experiments involving mate-choice behavior, using subject mice with recombinant Vmn1r67- Abpa27 haplotypes may not only reinforce the conclusion that the Vmn1r67 receptor recognizes the ABP signal but may also reveal more details about the interaction of the receptor and the signal.
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Third, frontline clinical teachers are excluded from safety and quality improvement initiatives, do not have their skills enhanced and, thus do not reinforce (and may unknowingly subvert), the teaching of the quality and safety experts.
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These neural representations are short-lived in the sense that they are formed in the context of learning new sounds and may be lost if not reinforced by training or may eventually be replaced by long-term representations in left mSTS.
Previous studies, especially those using go/no-go tasks, have suggested that animals may learn that probes are not reinforced and hence extinguish responses to these stimuli – this may be interpreted, incorrectly, as a 'no-go' response [39].
If ambiguous cues are not reinforced, the animal may learn that it is not necessary to perform any response.
The effects of one-off educational programmes may dissipate in subsequent years if not reinforced and more evidence is needed for the long-term benefits 15; however, the results of lifestyle interventions in the short term are thought to be cost-effective 16.
As exemplified by immunofluorescence experiments (Fig. 4a), EpCAM-positive BM carcinoma cells may or may not express CK, reinforcing the idea that two different pools of carcinoma cells may be detected by the IM and the IC techniques.
