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We have postulated a number of factors that might modulate the tendency to utilize proactive versus reactive control processes [13].

We have postulated a number of mechanisms through which this increase might occur (Kaaks et al, 2002).

Using a comparative genomics approach to analyze the 3R homologous groupings between zebrafish and medaka with the gene map information of rainbow trout and Atlantic salmon, Danzmann et al. [ 27] have postulated a number of ancestral chromosomal segments with a potential shared ancestry in these species and suggested the location of 25 putative paralogy/homeology associations within rainbow trout.

Thus, from the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European word for "ten," *dekm, it was possible to derive Sanskrit daśa, Greek déka, Latin decem, and Gothic taihun by postulating a number of different sound laws that operated independently in the different branches of the Indo-European family.

In the course of doing so, the various sub-disciplines of cognitive science (including cognitive and computational psychology and cognitive and computational neuroscience) postulate a number of different kinds of structures and processes, many of which are not directly implicated by mental states and processes as commonsensically conceived.

This finding suggested an involvement of σ2 receptors in progesterone signalling and lipid and drug metabolism [19], and is in fact in agreement with the hypothesis previously postulated by a number of original reports [12, 20 25].

It has been postulated that a number of environmental factors may contribute to the individual variations such as time post-extraction and duration of denture wearing [2], [5].

We postulated that a number of factors could potentially contribute to an increase in vaccine efficacy following spz rather than pRBC challenge.

Whereas the importance of miRNAs in human carcinogenesis is becoming increasingly recognized, the understanding of the potential role of miRNAs in cervical carcinogenesis is still limited but postulated by a number of studies.

A role for adenosine in the haemodynamic changes associated with sepsis during this early stage has been postulated by a number of researchers (Martin et al., 2000; Law et al., 2003; Conlon et al., 2005).

The continuous and automatic functioning of memory regions of the brain has been postulated by a number of investigators (e.g. Mizumori et al., 2004; Tse et al., 2007).