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"It is remarkably analogous to our situation," Mr. Levin said.

The intrinsic regulation attributed to the components of a prediction model of memory is remarkably analogous to the homeostatic regulatory system that has been shown to operate at the synaptic level (Turrigiano, 1999; Marder and Goaillard, 2006; Turrigiano, 2011).

In the same way, the complex lens eyes of humans and squid are remarkably similar (Fig. 3) but analogous, since they evolved independently in our ancestral lineages (Fig. 4).

In spite of remarkably different character of landscapes in the areas investigated, very analogous expectations exist with respect to most features of cultural heritage, such as churches and chapels, monuments of architecture and historical sites, or local tradition.

In the latter case, the hetero-junctions based on non-hydrolytically prepared TiO2 provided remarkably lower photocurrents with respect to those formed by its hydrolytically synthesized analogous.

Two S. invicta sequences in Clade II (from colonies O40 and Pi21) bear the b-like Gly42 residue together with the B-like Met95 and Val139 residues (Figure 2); remarkably, the Ser42Gly replacement characterizing this clade apparently occurred independently of the analogous replacement at the base of the b-like clade.

Rather, the SIRM/kLF variation was analogous to the MDF of ARM during AF demagnetization (MDFARM), showing remarkably high peaks in their values at 39 and 65 cm depth, and apparently 7 cm depth (Fig. 6f g).

Therefore, the neurogenesis pattern in type II NB lineages is remarkably similar to that in mammalian brains and the Drosophila INPs are functionally analogous to mammalian INPs, particularly oRGs.

Even more remarkably, there is a general set of laws known as black hole mechanics, which is analogous to the laws of thermodynamics.

Remarkably, the PAA- g-PEG micelles released MTX rapidly in the presence of 10 mM DTT, a reductive environment analogous to that of the intracellular compartments such as cytosol in the cancer cells.

"They are not analogous.