This suggests a biological framework for speech comprehension in which acoustic and linguistic cues reciprocally aid in stimulus prediction.
We are one nation, forming a constitution for the whole, and suppose the states are under obligation, whenever this constitution shall be established, reciprocally to aid each other in defence and support of every thing to which they are entitled thereby, right or wrong.
We propose that during natural comprehension, acoustic and linguistic information act in a reciprocally supportive manner to aid in the prediction of ongoing speech stimuli.
Employing the alias Anna Rüling, Sprüngli proposed that the gay-rights and feminist movements "aid each other reciprocally"; the principles at stake in both struggles, she wrote, were freedom, equality, and "self-determination". References to George Sand and Clara Schumann in her speech betray an essentially Romantic vision.
The two partners were likely to be expressed reciprocally and function cooperatively [ 41], which aided our further investigation of the function of nested gene pair.
Additional links between prion and retrovirus' are indicated by data showing that caprine arthritis-encephalitis virus (CAEV) aids PrPd accumulation in immortalized microglia in vitro [J Stanton, personal communication] and that scrapie infection increases MuLV expression and reciprocally MuLV accelerates scrapie pathogenesis [ 30].
We also detected reciprocal recombination between repeated genes, resulting in reciprocally translocated chromosomes.
However, the roles of the important individual players of calcium homeostasis aid in hypothesizing that serum levels of free/ionized calcium may be reciprocally regulated by parathyroid hormone (PTH) and 1, 25-dihydroxyvitamin D, with the former one serving to increase serum level of calcium and the latter to suppress it.
People were saved in reciprocally kindling fires.
Reciprocally the numerator has to get bigger.
