Ringer-injected bees (n = 40) learned to discriminate the reinforced from the non-reinforced odorant (F1,39 = 54.65, p<0.0001).
Ringer-injected bees learned to discriminate the reinforced from the non-reinforced odorant (see performance of one of the three Ringer controls in Fig. 5a: F1,39 = 67.49, p<0.0001).
As an example, Figure 5c presents the performance of bees injected with flupentixol 2 mM, which learned neither to discriminate the reinforced from the non-reinforced odorant nor to respond appropriately in the retention test.
When that stereotype is projected from the outside, it's annoying, but when it's quietly reinforced from the inside, it's sad.
The structure now standing is essentially the 6th-century edifice, although an earthquake tumbled the dome in 559, after which it was rebuilt to a smaller scale and the whole church reinforced from the outside.
French Protestantism itself had changed, reinforced from the mid-1530s by the spread among the poorer classes of Languedoc and the seaboard towns of Normandy and Brittany of the ideas of John Calvin, a French exile in Geneva.
She and other delegates echoed a message that was also reinforced from the podium: If Mr. Obama has not turned the nation completely around, it is because he faced a confluence of threatening events that defied precedent and quick solution.
This was partially reinforced from the outcome of these studies, where 3/8 test triplet combinations and the reference regimen either over- or underperformed under in vitro conditions (Fig. 3).
Having won the upper hand at Ḥabbānīyah and been reinforced from Palestine, the British troops from the air base marched on Baghdad; and on May 30 Rashid Ali and his friends took refuge in Iran.
It was reinforced, from 1040, by the introduction of the title "king of the Romans" for the emperor-elect before his coronation, or for the emperor's designated successor.
