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Integration-to-map transformations have been proposed to exist in other brain systems.

This structure exhibits markedly lower θ than what is predicted from droplet profile data and it is proposed to exist throughout most stages of dissolutive wetting.

Irregular surface and subsurface topography have been proposed to exist at CHV to explain the extremely large values of ground acceleration recordings [14].

The final, lowest energy site has been proposed to exist within a trimeric excitonically coupled chlorophyll (Chl) cluster, comprising Chls a610-a611-a612.

Because these similarities and transitional forms of these vascular malformations have been observed in some patients, radiation-induced telangiectasias and cavernous malformations have been proposed to exist along a spectrum driven by a common proliferative pathway [47].

Both inhibitors form an unusual thiiranium ring with the nucleophilic sulfur atom of Cys145, trapping the enzyme's catalytic residues in configurations similar to the intermediate states proposed to exist during the hydrolysis of native substrates.

This comment challenges the dichtotomy that Kriegeskorte and Bandettini (this issue) propose to exist between "activation-based" and "information-based" approaches to fMRI analyses and argues that multi-variate analyses are just a special case within the overall repertoire of methods for analyzing paradigm-related BOLD signal variations.

In addition to models demonstrating the fitness benefits of module-level selection, computational models provide surprisingly strong support for an ancestrally based "error-correcting" mechanism such as the one we propose to exist in Arabidopsis plants.

For instance, in the embryonic mouse node, two populations of cilia are proposed to co-exist and be essential for the determination of embryonic left-right asymmetry.

Sulfate concentrations in the lake are <1 mM and similar to concentrations that are proposed to have existed in the Paleoproterozoic ocean.

First, noncanonical replication of a portion of genomic full-length L1s by means of L1 RNP-driven reverse transcription is proposed to co-exist with DNA polymerase-dependent replication of the rest of the genome during the same round of DNA replication in embryonic and cancer cell systems.