Or are the circumstances of each man's original victory, true political proclivities and respective relationship to his supporters too disparate to find parallel outcomes?
Two studies explore these issues, revealing parallel outcomes when background materials contain either music or graphic art designs: high (low) NFC males are sensitive to only referential (embodied) meaning, whereas females use both meanings.
The one noteworthy difference between these otherwise parallel outcomes was that essentially all of the decrease in PUFAs among nonagenarian progeny occurred in the ω-6 (n-6) PUFA class, whereas in nematodes both ω-6 and ω-3 PUFAs fell with increasing lifespan (Tables 2 and S3a).
24 25 We used metaregression to evaluate the effect of risk of bias on the effect size while controlling for possible confounders at study level, including study type (efficacy v equivalence), study design (crossover, factorial, or parallel), and outcome type (binary v continuous, objective v subjective).
They draw upon the individual level theory, which describes the way in which the experience of one situation affects another, in order to predict parallel organizational outcomes from one situation to another.
A prospective study showed high level of plasmatic thrombin/antithrombin complex parallels clinical outcome [ 124].
The functional changes induced by BPA and MP closely parallel known outcomes of mTOR pathway activation (26) and tumor behavior (29) and reveal an underlying mechanistic basis for restricted effectiveness of breast cancer treatment and prevention strategies.
These results are very similar to those from c- fos studies in which rats were passively shown either novel or familiar stimuli [84 86], as well as paralleling the outcome of lesion studies in these same areas [4,45,94,95].
