Alternatively, or in addition, these shifts along the price axis may reflect other inputs to the performance function, such as subjective effort or opportunity costs, as discussed below.
These decisions should not reflect input from a woman's boss.
Higher δ 18O values are caused by increased seawater evaporation (higher salinity), lower temperatures, and ice volume expansion (glacials) whereas lower values may reflect fresh water input, higher temperatures, and ice volume reduction (interglacials).
The symmetry of SI and MI responses we observed may reflect common sensory input to these areas.
In deriving the BPA pharmacokinetic parameters (AUClast, AUMClast, Cmax, Tmax, and MRT), we did not include the first 8 min immediately after sublingual administration ended because high plasma BPA levels encountered during this lag time may reflect the immediate input of BPA drained from the tongue into the jugular vein (the site of blood sampling) before it is diluted in the general circulation.
In general, the negative response we have documented may reflect decreased excitatory input or a reduction in CBF and metabolism caused by synaptic inhibition due to the interaction of γ-aminobutyric acid with its receptors (Lauritzen 2001; Gold and Lauritzen 2002).
Taking this into account, the bias to upper layers may reflect specificity of inputs to area TE from area TEO.
The discrepancy between the high predicted risk in Wales and the small number of cases observed may reflect inaccuracies in the input data set - Keeling et al. [5] reduced farm-level sheep population numbers by 30% in Wales and obtained a better geographic match to the data (Matt Keeling, personal communication).
These authors proposed that an eigen array may reflect a genome-wide input from a particular regulator, with the corresponding eigen gene reflecting this regulator's activity across the samples (arrays).
The stronger response to the high frequency inputs may reflect the fact that only the higher frequencies contain high-resolution information about the elevation of the source.
