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The new data for the genus Equus (Amerhippus) analyzed in this paper are in agreement with the δC latitudinal pattern postulated by MacFadden et al. [ 36], while data for Hippidion also seem to follow a clear pattern.
It remains to be discovered whether the future of theatre music in drama or mixed media lies primarily with the highly organized patterns of interaction postulated by Zimmermann or with Cage's arbitrary combination of simple, disparate activities into a complex whole.
As postulated by the attachment theory, secure attachment patterns are linked to positive experience with parental rearing while negative memories are linked to insecure attachment patterns and to more severe attachment-specific problems in relationships.
Taken together, the pattern that we observe in our model and that has been postulated by Francino (2005) as an important mechanism for short-term adaptation, appears to be generic and occurring on many different evolutionary timescales.
A limitation of SOC is that the three-factor structure, as postulated by Antonovsky, could not be reproduced and factor-loading pattern are varying significantly in the different languages ([ 27, 28].
Furthermore, the cytokine pattern may shift from Th1 to Th2 as the immunopathological lesions progress, as postulated by Moutsopoulos' group [ 25].
4. Radiocarbon dates of Clovis sites do not show a pattern one would expect if people diffused into North America from the east coast, as postulated by Stanford and Bradley.
There exist differences in expression patterns both in the brain and peripheral in the different murine models, and as postulated by Newsom et al, this could be attributable to the animal model used [ 14].
Its theoretical basis was postulated by Albert Einstein.
This was postulated by Einstein as stimulated emission2 (Fig. 16).
Longfield rejected the belief (postulated by Ricardo and Thomas Malthus) that wages would remain stuck at a subsistence level.
