Indeed, there was evidence that the retrosplenial lesions aided the initial switch to response-based selection.
That is, males may use positive phonotaxis in the early stages of their adult lives, possibly to find suitable calling sites or parasitize calling males, and then later in life switch to acoustic responses in response to conspecific advertisement signals.
For example, striatum should still be able to generate prediction error signals that underlie response or cue learning, and thus rats will tend to switch to a response strategy after a hippocampal lesion (e.g. Packard and McGaugh, 1996).
The agency proposed the switch to complete response letters in July 2004 and is already using the format for medicines made through biotechnology.
This trial allows us to assess whether participants who use a spatial strategy during the first three trials will switch to a response strategy after the probe.
But at night, they retire the helicopter and medics switch to ground-response cars, on call for immediate dispatch anywhere inside the M25.
But at night, it retires the helicopter and medics switch to ground-response cars, on call for immediate dispatch anywhere inside the M25 the highway that encircles London.
But at night, they retire the helicopter and medics switch to ground-response cars, on call for immediate dispatch anywhere inside the M25 the highway that encircles London.
The OEG thiols were able to switch in response to a change in temperature below and above their lower critical solution temperature (LCST = 37 °C).
As the binding of the Cos2/Fu complex with Smo may be due to a positional switch in response to Hh, we attempted to determine the region of the Smo C-tail that contributes to its binding with the Cos2/Fu complex.
In contrast to the HYBRID model, Jin and Wang (2014) do not assume that test takers switch to entirely aberrant response behavior that is unrelated to proficiency.
