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Zhang Zhan (ca. 330 400) wrote an important commentary on the work indeed, some would argue that Zhang had a hand in the formation of the Liezi itself in which he recapitulated many of the ideas that spanned the entire spectrum of Neo-Daoist philosophy.

This evidence is stunning confirmation of a case in which "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny," a notion popularized by German zoologist and evolutionist Ernst Haeckel, in which he postulated that the development of a feature appears to parallel its evolution.

This established an experimental paradigm for the relationship between telomere replication and limits on replicative capacity, which was recapitulated in human cells several years ago (Bodnar et al., 1998).

Ms. Clifton's style, which often recapitulated the rhythms of black oral tradition, was known for its moral intensity leavened by humor.

We also demonstrate previously unrecognized peripheral nerve and spinal motor neuron degeneration in pcd mice, which thus recapitulated key features of the human disease.

Notable amongst these was the conversion of α-ketoglutarate to succinate which was recapitulated by the treatment of cell extracts with exogenous hydrogen peroxide.

We previously described an inverse relationship between H4K20me1 and H4K20me3 in the myotome of mid-gestation mouse embryos, which was recapitulated in primary myoblast cultures.

Of the 129 TFs, only five have previously known motifs, all of which we recapitulated.

In the present study we use the MSOR nomenclature introduced in ref. [ 39] which is recapitulated in Figure  1A.

This suggests that cr3′ss+126 is selected with an appreciable frequency in vivo, which was recapitulated in our reporters (Fig.  1d).

A contrast, which recapitulated that used for the behavioral data, compared trials on which the direction of gaze of the adaptation and probe stimuli were congruent relative to trials on which they were incongruent.