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The regulation of synaptic plasticity-related molecules in sleep/wake behavior suggests that the sleep/wake system may re-deploy some of the molecular components underlying learning and memory [25].

Though it is possible that some cartilage network orthologs are re-deployed together after metamorphosis, we view this as unlikely since most amphioxus tissue types, including the primary gill bars, form during larval stages[44].

I'm talking about a government program, but while we're waiting for that to happen, if you want to connect a veteran to work, or support veterans in finding work, here are some nonprofit groups who are finding ways to re-deploy veterans right now.

Overall, this list supports the hypothesis that some gene expression programs used in development are re-deployed during limb regeneration (Muneoka and Sassoon, 1992).

If you build your portfolio in a thoughtful manner and if the risk is spread out over the yield curve, you can do well over an interest rates cycle because you'll have shorter bonds that can be re-deployed at the higher rates and if rates come down, at least you have some exposure to intermediate and longer securities that can provide protection there.

And US forces are re-deploying as a result.

Many of the troops in Iraq are to be re-deployed to Afghanistan.

Talk of them re-deploying to the south, for example, is misguided.

We will now re-deploy resources and continue to bring customers the best choice of TV across our offering".

In British churchyards, which fall under ecclesiastical law, bodies can be moved and graves re-deployed, though they rarely are.

The campaign continued in the north of Matabeleland during the remainder of 1983 with Fifth Brigade troops re-deployed to the south in 1984.