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Therefore, usage of the SDK follows a particular workflow pattern that mirrors our approach to constructing caCORE-type resources.

The new model faithfully recapitulated many of the findings that have been made in other model systems, and showed a gene expression pattern that mirrors the signature found in t(8 21) blast samples expressing AML1-ETO.

In the current study, we have shown that human BP4 is active in cells of the prefrontal cortex, cortex, hippocampus, and amygdala in a pattern that mirrors the expression pattern of endogenous mouse BDNF mRNA (22,44 46).

The results showed that bvFTD, semantic dementia, and PNFA each produce an atrophy pattern that mirrors a distinct healthy brain network, and these networks, in turn, feature contrasting links to the anterior insula, as described above and predicted by the known primate insular connectivity patterns.

Given the general failure to link HbA1c levels with mortality outcomes, our observation of an increased prevalence of a negative G-gap at lower HbA1c levels and of a positive G-gap at higher HbA1c levels, both associated with adverse mortality outcomes in a U-shaped pattern that mirrors the observations of Currie et al. (36), clearly offers an avenue for further exploration.

"When you see some Neanderthals practicing intentional burial and others practicing cannibalism," he says, "that is a clear indication of behavior that is multidimensional--a pattern that mirrors the behavior of more modern people".

But after TCR activation, DN T cells progressively lost sdc1 in a time-dependent pattern that mirrored the pattern of CD62L downregulation.

Remarkably, however, Clu protein (indented arrowheads) was found strongly concentrated around the nucleus in a pattern that mirrored the αPS2 perinuclear accumulation in clu mutants (Fig. 1D,D′).

But the real surprise was how weightless the opening jackets were, despite the beefy shoulders and gridlike patterns that mirrored the parquet floor laid for show.

To investigate the common stereotype that homosexual males show pitch patterns that mirror those of heterosexual females.

A female military corps in bright gray uniforms weave patterns that mirror folk dances, brandishing swords with clenched fists.