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These theatres lie well outside the area traversed by the armies of Alexander the Great in 325 bce and must either have been the result of the Indo-Greek trade that continued for many years thereafter or reflect a parallel tradition of theatre design.

This specific effect might also reflect a parallel processing of biologically meaningful and potentially fear-relevant information [25], possibly involving a subcortical pathway bypassing the auditory cortex.

► A horizontal bias is energetically adaptive and may reflect a parallel encoding bias.

Increasing rates of T2DM among African-American and Canada's First Nations peoples reflect a parallel epidemic of overweight/obesity caused in large part by disruption of traditional cultures and lifestyles [ 25- 27].

Therefore, the observed effects of toxoplasmosis can in fact reflect a parallel influence of size of place of residence (and corresponding life style) on a) the risk of acquiring Toxoplasma infection and b) probability of achieving secondary education and higher verbal intelligence.

Yale's report reflects a parallel reality: of those who do complain, most choose not to go through a formal investigation and adjudication that can result in penalties for the accused.

This coexpression may reflect a state of parallel activation of different signal transduction pathways, promoting tumour cell proliferation and angiogenesis.

One cannot rule out the possibility that the depictions collected in these three television shows may not be a true representation of North American healthcare, and thus not reflect a true hidden curriculum that parallels one in actual medical institutions.

And thus, reflecting an interesting parallel with neo-Kantian logical empiricism, the idea of a paradigm-transcendent world which is investigated by scientists, and about which one might have knowledge, has no obvious cognitive content.

Moreover, REST-null ES cells produced lower levels of Mash1 and Ngn1 expression (P<0.01) and this was reflected in a parallel reduction in the number of Mash1+ NPCs (∼50%) as compared to the control (87%) (P<0.05) (Fig. 2D 2E; Table 1; Fig. S4B and 4D).

In interpreting these results, the observed reduction in bone ALP may indicate inhibition of bone resorption, but this was not reflected by a parallel reduction in CTX-I.