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Conversely, in the LE condition, the primary dependence on reactive control should be reflected as increased probe-related activation, especially on recent negative trials, replicating prior results [15].

Previous data indicated that VRK1 might be necessary for cell cycle progression; therefore, its loss should be reflected as a loss of progression markers of the cell cycle.

Thus, we predicted that the selective association between recency and interference in the HE condition would lead to a greater utilization of proactive control, which should be reflected as increased delay-period activation relative to the LE condition.

The downstream effect of ER inhibition should be reflected as downregulation of ER target genes.

Alterations in the structure and metabolism of any of these tissues during disease should be reflected as alterations in the composition of the synovial fluid proteome.

Similarly, difference in the average substitution rate since their most recent common ancestor should be reflected as a difference in molecular branch length between a sister-pair [ 1].

This is the cautionary tale on which soldiers and civilians alike should be reflecting as the flag comes down in Camp Bastion.

These differences should be reflected in subjective as well as objective measures (as defined in Section 5) of the process, especially for DMs provided with PCP compared to heatmaps or tables: Research Question RQ3 : How does the level of problem complexity influence subjective and objective measures of the multi-criteria decision process and the outcome for the different problem representations?

The process of developing the school selection criteria should be reflected on, as the criteria tend to favour a needs-based approach, rather than supporting a rights-based approach where the duty bearers have already taken some initiatives.

Given that policy making largely includes government officials and local service managers [ 3], the government commitment should be reflected through committed resources [ 2, 11] as well as timely utilization of the evidence-based policies; all of which are critical determinants of the quality of policy review processes and subsequently attainment of the desired health outcomes.

(iii) GRNs usually have small attractor cycles and thus any oscillation observed in our data should be reflected in the Boolean model as a limited state attractor cycle.