Each physiological subtype is assumed to connect with a selective subset of cholinergic amacrine cells and other presynaptic neurons to achieve the specificity of preferred direction [24]; however, how each subtype is generated and these circuits are organized during development remains totally unknown [25].
Similarly, in the present study, the identified QTL have specificity in terms of direction of effect (whether the allele derived from the more resistant line had a positive of negative effect on resistance) and magnitude of effect.
Telomere Length and Psychopathology: Specificity and Direction of Effects Within the Bucharest Early Intervention Project.
Third, as shown in this study, callosal input substantially contributes to the specificity of both orientation and direction responses.
For vibrancy and intensity of tone, for emotional specificity, variety of color and sense of direction, from the threshold of silence to the most volcanic eruptions, the Vienna performance justifies the sort of critical rapture that began with Mr. Kerner and has seldom flagged since.
If a SCT-like peptide does exist before the divergence of amphibians, it suggests that the fish secretin could have contributed to the modeling of SCTR's ligand specificity in direction to establish a functional SCT-SCTR axis in amphibians.
Implications and future directions The specificity of PTEN deletion in epithelial cells, together with the high incidence and speed of tumor formation, makes this model an attractive tool to investigate new targeted therapies to treat cancers that are induced by PTEN deficiency.
Adding changes of direction to HIE is believed to increase the specificity of training drills with respect to game demands.
It is possible that the "G" plays a role in regulating the amount, direction or strand specificity of slippage.
Thus, the high sensitivity of ELISA tests could be interpreted in the reverse direction; rather, the specificity of the ELISA may be lower than that of the MIF test [ 42].
