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Our data suggest that in HGD and cancer there is an important localisation specific dysregulation of the Akt regulatory pathways but at present whether this specifically reflects increased activation or decreased deactivation cannot be determined.

The authors concluded that this network specifically reflects context-dependent recall of extinction memory, as such coupling was only found in the extinction phase but could not be observed in the early and late acquisition phases.

Given the involvement of PARP-1 in inflammation, we considered that it could have a role in the effector phase of arthritis; the CAIA model specifically reflects this phase.

In this study, the use of T21D and S23D mutations more specifically reflects DNA damaging stressors normally associated with skin aging such as DNA damage induced by exposure to the sun.

Waiting time also specifically reflects the delay in service delivery imposed by the limited capacity of the health-care system.

However, a new BQSS Summary Score should be devised since no existing BQSS index specifically reflects executive functions with an outstandingly strong correlation.

It has been suggested that blood from the internal jugular vein specifically reflects intracranial neurotransmitter physiology, whereas the external jugular blood can express neurotransmitter and biochemical variations in both intra and extracranial cerebral structures [13].

Our results also suggest that the posterior Superior Parietal Lobule may be directly involved in the emergence of perceptual reversals, given that it specifically reflects both perceptual versus real changes and load levels.

An analysis of event-related potentials elicited by errors indicated that an early performance monitoring component (early positivity) was significantly attenuated in the ADHD group as was a later component that specifically reflects conscious error processing (Pe).

These data support the idea that our phagocytosis assay specifically reflects hemocyte engulfment activity.

Klimesch and coworkers have convincingly demonstrated that the upper alpha band (10 13 Hz) specifically reflects encoding memory processes [ 42].