A known outcome of longer repair synthesis tracts is their more often association with reciprocal exchanges and genetic instability (Inbar and Kupiec, 1999).
To investigate if certain types of genes more often show a reciprocal expression pattern, we conducted a GO enrichment analysis using the program topGO with the GO annotations from the TAIR website.
However, those with more transactional relationships, perceived as less reciprocal, more often expressed a desire to leave and have more autonomy.
Furthermore, little is known about whether reciprocal expression patterns more often result from regulatory neofunctionalization or subfunctionalization.
That such rapes take place far more often in industrial torture-farming than in reciprocal, heterospecies relationships is impossible to deny.
The erroneous copying of other motifs can be interpreted using the above principles; for example in motif G, equivalence interference causes loss of a reciprocal connection, however, since neuron 1 is stimulated more often than neuron 2 (since it receives inputs from neuron 0), the reciprocal interference is asymmetric, with the weight from neuron 1 to 2 winning out.
Both models, reciprocal and sequential, should be tested more often in youth treatment outcome research.
Skill at manipulation, writes Pfeffer, "is a foundation of social power". In fact, he says, there is a reciprocal relationship between power and lying: The powerful deceive more often, and the ability to deceive effectively creates social power.
Although female P. emmiltos, P. zebra from Nkhata Bay and P. thapsinogen spawned more often with males of their own populations, assortative mating was not significant in any of the individual reciprocal crosses (Binomial and Wilcoxon tests p > 0.05; Table 1).
Seeing each other more often would have given them less time to write, less to write about, and, since letters exist in reciprocal terms, less to read.
