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This brief synaptic input would not be very evident in 20-minute microdialysis samples, but could perhaps correspond to the peaklet seen in Fig. 2A.

Modern electrophysiological and tracer injection studies have recently suggested two separate routes connecting the auditory cortex to prefrontal areas [67], [68]: a dorsal route and a ventral route [69], [70], which perhaps correspond to different functions in language processing [71].

However, as the basal levels of SAA3 protein expression by individual colonic macrophages appear higher than those of individual epithelial cells (Figure 5), even a small increase in relative expression could have a significant biological impact and perhaps correspond to greater absolute expression levels in vivo, especially in regions of high macrophage density.

These two types of figures could perhaps correspond to two different stages in a common apoptotic pathway (Hadjiloucas et al, 2001) or to two different apoptotic cell death pathways, one caspase-3 dependent and one not (Tauchi and Sawada, 1994; Yanagihara et al, 1995; Kolenko et al, 2000).

Having a big, home-cooked feast for each sabbat, ensuring that ingredients used are seasonal and perhaps correspond to the deities or representations of that sabbat (for example, during Ostara, eating pomegranates for Persephone).

The phrase "due diligence" perhaps corresponds nicely to the way the investor tests the team and the potential of the product within his own network.

Only a minor subset of CD11c+ DCs seemed to be positive with both MGL2 and Langerin, perhaps corresponded to the Langerin+DDCs [19] [21] reported previously as a minor DC subset [28].

This small set perhaps corresponds to sites that are occupied during embryogenesis and normally lost in neonatal liver, but not in the mutant.

Clearly, IBD imposes frequent unpredictability which perhaps corresponds to findings suggesting that children and adolescents with IBD tend to perceive circumstances in their lives to be outside of their control [ 5].

This suggests that the mossy fiber-CA3 synapse is uniquely sensitive to very brief periods of LFS and that a selective bolstering of information flow from the entorhinal cortex via the mossy fibers takes place, which perhaps corresponds with the postulated role of the CA3 region in pattern separation and/or completion (Guzowski et al. 2004; Gilbert and Kesner 2006).

But here's the problem: The average employee stays at a startup for 3.1 years (perhaps that corresponds to vesting schedules, I don't know).