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A less direct indication of the theoretical mechanism's empirical relevance can be obtained from outcomes patterns that are plausibly driven by past labor policy variation.

Counterfeit antimalarial drugs which contain sub-clinical doses of artesunate have been identified, and their presence has plausibly driven drug resistance [ 11, 12].

Indeed, inhibition of the neurogenic asymmetric division can be the cellular mechanism at the origin of the increased proliferation observed in progenitor cells of mutant mice, which plausibly would be driven to preferentially divide symmetrically, thus generating a greater number of dividing cells.

Or, perhaps more plausibly, they could drive Qatar deeper into an alliance with Turkey and Iran, discredit Doha further in the naïve perception of President Trump, and encourage the U. S. Air Force to requisition more moving boxes.

Because they are climatically controlled, and might plausibly be related to globally driven Dansgaard-Oeschger Events, lake-parasequences and their associated sequences might be correlatable between various East African basins in the Plio-Pleistocene in the same way as they presently are for the Holocene.

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Furthermore, some USA studies have identified racial and ethnic disparities in the access and use of THR [ 12, 17, 18], potentially driven by psychosocial factors and beliefs, and which may be plausibly related to greater social disadvantage in some groups.

Moreover, the magnitude of geographical variations in utilisation in England [ 28] and the United States [ 75], which persist over many years [ 75], may not be plausibly explained by corresponding variations in patient preference and need, but appear to be driven by variations in local medical practice associated with differences in established professional opinion [ 76].

Patient demographics may plausibly influence the quality of monitoring of psychotropic medication [ 19], but to what extent this would be driven by variable engagement with healthcare by patients and the behaviour of clinicians is uncertain.

It is notable that Na NMR imaging studies of regional myocardial ischemia have demonstrated [Na+]i gradients of sufficient magnitude to drive a lateral diffusive Na+ flux and plausibly modulate Ca2+ handling in remote regions, whereas Na+i overloading of one myocyte of a coupled pair, using a patch-pipette, has been shown to drive hypercontracture in the adjacent cell.

Associative long-term memories in IT, hypothesized to acquire stimulus selectivity through learning, by individual neurons (Sakai and Miyashita 1991) suggest that attractor dynamics may be plausibly expressed in IT cortex, where visual memories are stored, and drive the extraction of visual category information.