In view of the apparent difficulty of tetraploid cells to successfully complete mitosis, we wondered whether these cells might rely more heavily on the cell cycle checkpoint kinase Chk1 than diploid cells.
The fact that we identified them as PAGs might rely on the observation that pseudogenes are often originated from failed HGT events between two different source molecules [ 39].
We hypothesized that buffy larvae might rely on excess Tor signaling for viability and that this would render them sensitive to severe reduction in Tor signaling.
We speculated that Homer1a activity might rely on NMDAR activity regulation, and, thus, whole-cell recordings of NMDA (100 μM -evoked partially desensitizing inward currents (INMDA) were examined.
We assumed that the tissue displacement might rely on the adhesion force of the ablation tissue to the RF electrode.
Whether observers rely on a form-based template matching strategy [47], [48] or on more dynamic representations [51], [52], we suggest that form-from-motion perception might rely on processes that are at least partially distinct from global motion processing.
We hypothesized that a successful generalist feeding strategy might rely heavily on general-purpose genes that were deployed for feeding on any host.
We can hypothesize that a subgroup of diabetic patients might rely on self-monitoring of blood glucose rather than on HbA1c measurement; however, its usefulness in noninsulin-treated diabetes is questionable and does not eliminate the need for measuring HbA1c.
"I might rely on those cameras.
