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The tissue specificity of gene expression usually mirrors the function of the corresponding gene products in plant development.

This mirrors the function of CEH-20/UNC-62 in other tissues, for example the M lineage and the vulva (Jiang et al., 2009; Yang et al., 2005).

The simulator mirrors the functioning of the control system and the dynamics of the indoor environment, where the thermal model of the simulator was developed in the Dymola/Modelica environment, while the illuminance model was developed and parameterized as a black-box model on the basis of measurements in the Matlab environment.

Each neuron is proposed to mirror the function of the whole system in learning to predict aspects of the world related to future reward.

Under the new plan, the regional commanders would form what General Myers called joint interagency coordinating groups, in effect task forces mirroring the functions of the main agencies in Washington.

Hypoglycemic sensing and subsequent exocytosis of AKH in CC cells closely mirrors the function and behavior of mammalian islet α-cells.

By appropriate geometrical design, the embedded micro-mirrors may combine the function of keeping a clear view through the glazing due to the microscopic size of the embedded mirrors, and improving daylighting quality and quantity because of the redirection of daylight by micro-mirrors.

For instance, the slowly inactivating potassium channel I As provides a skewed mirror image of the function of calcium-gated Sk/BK channels, which are responsible for after hyperpolarization, making different variants of frequency filters possible.

Importantly, studies have suggested that the skin microvasculature mirrors the vascular function of other parts of the body [ 30- 32], which is in line with the basic standpoints of acupuncture theory.

Film theorists have long claimed that the medium of cinema somehow mirrors the strange function of memory, so it's no surprise that amnesiac narratives have proved endlessly popular on the silver screen.

Mirrored-self misidentification, Case T: The patient's belief that his mirror reflection was not him is supposed to have arisen as a result of an ignorance about the function of mirrors.