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These kinds of evidence imply that a psychostimulant drug may recruit a set of effects similar to those recruited by gambling itself.

Those scouts may recruit a 6-year-old village girl with double-jointed elbows into a diving program, for instance, because a decade later she could arc into the water with a smaller splash.

If so, action may recruit a specific type of body representation, which is encoded in a sensorimotor format (Paillard, 1999; Djikerman and de Haan, 2007; Vignemont, 2010).

However, there is a distinction between the UIT cases that originate with actions performed by the internal, non-malicious member of the organization, versus UIT events that originate with an outside malicious agent (outside agent may recruit a malicious insider to participate in a collusion attack, or outside agent may deceive a non-malicious insider to take actions that enable an attack).

Thus, disinhibited courtship induced by ethanol may recruit a physiological FruM function or a FruM neural circuit established during development or both.

Then, Pab2p, together with Mmi1p, may recruit a nuclear exosome to the transcript (Step 3).

Alternatively, the double interaction of Tra and Tra2 may recruit an SR protein, which would inhibit splicing.

The BAT domain may recruit an unknown protein as described below or it may interact directly with known proteins such as Cdc13, Stn1, Ten1, or telomerase to block elongation.

Because the activity of the ubiquitin-EEA1 fusion protein is dependent on Ile44 of ubiquitin, it is possible that monoubiquitination of EEA1 may recruit an unknown ubiquitin receptor, which may in turn interfere with p97-dependent disassembly of EEA1.

In such a configuration, small Ca2+ inflow may selectively release proximal vesicles, whereas large Ca2+ inflow may recruit all vesicles, resulting in a broadening of the TCR.

A typical B.C.S. college may recruit from a pool of more than 1,000 athletes.