Instead, Christakis and Fowler hypothesize that these behaviors spread partly through the subconscious social signals that we pick up from those around us, which serve as cues to what is considered normal behavior.
Adolescents, as compared to adults, have been shown to display decreased sensitivity to many effects of ethanol, including effects that may serve as cues to moderate consumption.
After all, like prose, melodies and rhymes are organized temporally and incorporate variations in pitch, volume, and tone (Fonseca Mora, 2000; McMullen & Saffran, 2004), which serve as cues in language learning.
Our previous work [22] fabricated cellulose acetate butyrate using the acetone ACE /DMF solvent system, which demonstrated that grooved fibers can serve as cues for cell adhesion and proliferation.
In fact, some prior work indicates that simply the presence of eyes or eye-like stimuli increases people's prosocial behavior, arguably because the eyes serve as cues of being watched and thus elicit reputational concerns.
These phosphorylations serve as cues for proteasomal degradation of β-catenin.
Floral odors are also thought to serve as cues that allow followers to locate the food source.
In a first experiment, we compared the effects of tactile cues in a crossmodal spatial cueing task with those of the identical tactile stimuli that did not serve as cues.
These data point to the fact that IKAP deficiency affects the expression of molecules that serve as cues for the proper migration and guidance of neural crest cells to their destinations.
In the barn owl, interaural differences in timing and level (ITD and ILD), which are subserved by anatomically parallel and physiologically independent pathways, serve as cues for localization [13], [28] [31].
