Sentence examples for see winn from inspiring English sources

All previous data concerning the effects of excitotoxic lesions of the whole PPTg in rats indicate that there are no motor impairments (see Winn 2006).

Within species, studies that have compared populations differing in inferred mating histories have yielded less conclusive results about the effect of purging (see Winn et al. 2011 for review; Dart and Eckert 2013).

Indeed, theory predicts that repeated episodes of inbreeding should purge the population of recessive deleterious alleles and restore the fitness of inbred offspring (e.g. Barrett and Charlesworth 1991; Husband and Schemske 1996; Byers and Waller 1999, but see Winn et al. 2011).

The structure of a membrane-aligned EGFR tetramer with bound EGF ligand (Fig.  1b) was generated using molecular dynamics simulation to yield the head-to-head prone tetramer (coordinates provided by Martyn Winn; see Additional file 1: Data S1) [ 20].

Firstly, the importance of QST and population size in predicting local adaptation indicates the role of selection and stochastic processes in determining patterns of adaptive differentiation (see also Hereford and Winn 2008).

Accordingly, attention has shifted towards identifying genetic and ecological factors that contribute to the stability of mixed mating systems (e.g. Cheptou and Mathias 2001; Johnston et al. 2009; Winn et al. 2011; see Goodwillie et al. 2005 for a review).

A first step could be to examine the correlation between population level estimates of heterosis and inbreeding depression, though few studies estimate both metrics in the same environment for many populations (but see Paland and Schmid 2003; Oakley and Winn 2012; Willi 2013).

Across species, inbreeding depression tends to be greater for outcrossing or mixed-mating taxa than for highly selfing taxa (Husband and Schemske 1996; Winn et al. 2011, but see Byers and Waller 1999).

However, it is also the case that structures in the extended amygdala (Heimer 2003) also project to PPTg (see for example Zahm et al. 2001; Winn 2006 for review).

He had brought three books with him: "Don Quixote," "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," and — just so that he could see if he could make anything of his Winn-Dixie epiphany — "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain".

He had brought three books with him: "Don Quixote," "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," and just so that he could see if he could make anything of his Winn-Dixie epiphany—"Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain".