He argued that the character and value of means and ends was reciprocally determined.
When phonemes are actualized they enter into differential relations that determine the patterns of individual languages; thus the English phoneme /p/ is reciprocally determined by its differences from /t/, /b/, /d/, and so on.
The WoSCAP campaign goals and message strategy were established using social cognitive theory (Bandura, 1977 , 1986, which defines human behaviour as being reciprocally determined by personal factors (such as knowledge, skills, self-efficacy, outcome expectations and personal goals) and environmental factors (such as social and institutional norms, and physical environment).
Two de-iodinase enzyme genes (DIO2 and DIO3) reciprocally regulate to determine the local concentrations of the biologically active form of TH, triodothyronine (T3).
Taken together with the previous observations that NMDA-induced behavioral phase shifts are also attenuated by AMPAR antagonists [11], [28], we propose that AMPAR and NMDAR signaling reciprocally regulate glutamatergic signaling and determine the magnitude of phase-shifts of behavioral rhythms.
Surprisingly, pre-mRNA splicing can reciprocally influence pol II elongation and chromatin structure.
How does the new program flow from and reciprocally influence local or state policies?
Alternatively, depression and NSSI may reciprocally influence each other.
These, in turn, may reciprocally influence the disease process.
We first assessed how rapidly TF binding differences accumulate among these five mouse genomes by determining the proportion of HNF4A, CEBPA, and FOXA1 TFBRs that reciprocally overlap between species in a qualitative manner; that is, how often TF binding in one species was evaluated as not identified in the homologous position in a second mouse species when comparing present-absent binding calls.
