The evolution of a broad and holistic understanding of medicine has been weakened for years by the parallel outcome of growing and multi-specialisation.
In the context of non-predator generalization, a parallel outcome would have been reached if the pre-exposure to the known non-predator resulted in an antipredator response to the closely related species, in the group trained to recognize the closely related species as predatory.
It is also important that researchers obtain material from sequential samples (with parallel outcome data), taken before and during treatment with conventional therapies, and from biologically directed innovative trials of targeted therapies.
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.
Hence, it is possible that under the submaximal dose of 2DG (10 µM), Rab25 may alter metabolism through pathways parallel to Akt to influence the outcome of cellular responses.
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).
This is a play about string theory and parallel universes of different possible outcomes to human actions.
In a close parallel to the outcome in the prisoner's dilemma game, Dr. Gilman won't be charged with any crime.
But polls show Clinton far ahead in Florida and in North Carolina, setting up the possibility of an outcome parallel to last week's contests, when Sanders scored a narrow and surprising victory in Michigan, yet Clinton came away with a widened lead in the delegate count because of her resounding victory in Mississippi.
This finding is parallel to the outcomes of Tuncer et al. [8] but contradicting with those by Basaran et al. [34] and Ren et al. [11].
