Unraveling the basis for this behavior requires a more rigorous assessment of the output from the molecular dynamics simulations.
Precise modeling of this behavior requires fully atomistic methods in and around the extended defect, but the flow of point defects entering the defect region can be treated by coarse-grained methods.
This behavior requires the integration of multiple information sources, and therefore presents an interesting opportunity to investigate the mechanistic basis of decision-making.
This behavior requires a set of specialized orientation skills.
If we consider the homozygous analysis to be more accurate, a plausible outcome, this behavior requires potential explanations.
In addition, our estimates of EPP are likely greatly underestimated, as inference of this behavior requires the power to distinguish HS from UR and first-order relationships.
This behavior requires further investigation provided that mtDNA intergenic spacers are found in non-insect Arthropoda as well as other animal phyla [e.g. [ 18, 30]].
In fruit flies, this behavior requires activity in a region of the brain called the mushroom body, which processes sensory information and uses that information to influence responses to stimuli.
Although this behavior requires higher energetic cost on hind limbs [ 17] and depends on an adequate arterial supply to muscles, only a handful of articles have emphasized the anatomical features of capuchin hind limbs vessels so far.
Altruism denotes selfless behavior, but that behavior requires a self to negate, which Confucian role-bearing persons do not have.
