13 This wage rate is allowed to be plant-specific, reflecting, for instance, the plant's local labor market conditions.
(iii) Third, epigenetics may drive the emergence of a discourse that identifies, at the local level, subgroups/subpopulations with different epigenetic marks (reflecting for instance their disadvantageous conditions).
Therefore, the expression pattern of Sprouty might be reflecting, for instance, a response to the mutant RAS-induced hyperactivation of ERK or, on the contrary, the epigenetic silencing of the Sprouty promoter.
To study the role of pre-existing differences reflecting, for instance, genetic differences or differences in previous experience, we ran the model both with individuals that started with identical tendencies to approach the predator and with individuals that differed in this tendency.
It is also possible that the association between alcohol consumption and harm differs between survey responders and non-responders, reflecting, for instance, differential patterns of consumption such as greater concentration of harmful binge drinking among non-responders for equivalent levels of overall consumption, or adverse combinations of different risk factors.
Besides reflecting, for instance, on the integrity and function of the tumour vasculature (V), and on the expression of certain cellular receptors (R), it is also known to affect several cell membrane-related (C), nuclear (N), mitochondrial (M) and signalling (S) processes.
This is reflected, for instance, in the terms that reformists employ in defending their preferred programs.
The popularity of all aspects of the evolution of human beings is reflected, for instance, in the spate of books covering this field published during this period.
That's not true for computer-mediated communication, he said, which has a characteristic fluidity reflected, for instance, in Web pages that change or in e-mail that is cut and pasted to create a new message.
They made me reflect, for instance, on the various ways music can slow down words and make them hover in the mind, so the listener can concentrate on them more completely than might otherwise be possible.
He reflects, for instance, on a new sign that advertises the impending highway construction; it is erected amid the machinery and debris that he encounters down by the river.
