The most striking and widespread mirroring phenomenon among eutherians produces a separate series of "splitting of the laminapophysis" proceeding anteriorly (thoraco-cervical direction) along the spine (reverse polarity) (Figure 13A) in addition to the standard posterior progression (thoraco-lumbar direction) (Figure 7B).
This study reveals that, during observation of precision grip, there is modest but widespread mirror-like activity among corticospinal neurons in the hand area of macaque primary motor cortex.
He had been unpopular with his former colleagues because of his ruthless cost-cutting and a widespread belief among Mirror journalists that he had compromised the group's liberal ethos by bringing aboard former News International executives, such as Kelvin MacKenzie, and hiring Piers Morgan as editor.
In India, the message mirrored widespread public sentiment that has swelled after the gang rape and death of a 23-year-old physiotherapy student in Delhi in December, bringing women's rights and safety to the center stage of civic and political discourse.
Here, we demonstrate that transition between these two pluripotent states is associated with widespread Oct4 relocalization, mirrored by global rearrangement of enhancer chromatin landscapes.
That's 7.3 percent of the affected borrowers during the period, a figure that does not mirror the widespread problems regulators said they had identified in the foreclosure system.
Drinking in the military mirrored the widespread use of alcohol in the larger society.
When an outgoing Goldman Sachs executive, Greg Smith, wrote recently in The New York Times that, "It makes me ill how callously people talk about ripping their clients off," his disgust with his company mirrored a widespread disquiet over the way big American financial institutions, bailed out by the taxpayer, walked away from the 2008 crisis without any serious reckoning.
It may be that the estrangement of James Baker from the center of gravity of the Republican Party mirrors the widespread disillusionment of Americans with our nation's war policies, where less than 40percentt of Republicans and Democrats alike believe that we have achieved our objectives in the Iraq and Afghan wars.
A lack of physician support hindering widespread mHealth use is mirrored in a 2012 report by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
This mirrors more widespread beliefs that obese individuals are responsible for being overweight and that weight gain or loss is under their personal control [ 21].
