We place this history into the context of environmental changes in the late Quaternary and discuss whether the current taxonomic and management paradigm reflects biological reality.
Together, these findings provide support for the assumption that lexical selection is competitive and that semantic interference effects in the PWI paradigm reflect this competition.
In both cases the research is grounded on a methodological paradigm reflecting ontological and epistemological assumptions concerning the nature of reality and how it can be understood (Yilmaz 2013).
Both place learning in the MWM and context learning in the CFC paradigm reflect mainly hippocampal-dependent learning and memory.
Although this study was performed on LPS-stimulated BV2 microglia cells, this paradigm partially reflects the pathological condition where activated microglia influences neuron viability [ 35].
We are thus confident that the pattern of results obtained with our paradigms reflects the fact that certain aspects of spatial memory are disproportionally dependent on hippocampal integrity.
This paradigm is reflected in the gene expression analysis and suggests the power of this approach in unraveling a complex disease process.
This is consistent with findings in other studies [ 42, 43] supporting the idea that different paradigms reflect – at least partially – different facets of trait anxiety.
14 As expected, the biggest difference between PARADIGM-HF and SOLVD-T is in treatment with a beta-blocker (93 vs. 8%), although the use of this therapy in PARADIGM-HF reflects that in other contemporary trials.
