That phrase is necessarily vague, just because its application is so wide; but it serves very well, Miss Himmelfarb argues, to sum up a set of characteristic Victorian convictions - a belief in human dignity, a respect for human complexity, a sense of common responsibility based on sympathetic insight rather than textbook rules.
Changes in body positioning might have resulted in alterations to systemic vascular resistance based on sympathetic activity and not on changes in preload in isolation.
He wondered if this was a correct conclusion, based on his sympathetic imagination, or merely mad vanity.
But it is, I maintain, an argument based on a sympathetic analysis of those views and requires a serious response from people who hold them.
This friendship, based on a sympathetic bond of motherhood, between an upper-class woman and a lower-class woman is one of the first moments in the history of feminist literature that hints at a cross-class argument, that is, that women of different economic positions have the same interests because they are women.
(Since the data analyzed here are obtained from denervated kidneys, the predicted differences in afferent arterial tone cannot be explained based on differences in sympathetic tone, unless chronic differences in sympathetic tone had the effect of chronically altering afferent arterial tone in a way that is reflected in denervated kidneys).
Based on these findings, sympathetic blockade-related bradycardia does not seem to contribute to cardiac arrest after TPVB, as demonstrated in the present case.
Heterogeneity among NPY receptors was first proposed based on studies of sympathetic neuroeffector junctions, in which differential NPY signalling pharmacology was observed (Wahlestedt et al, 1986).
NB is thought to be derived from precursor cells of the sympathetic nervous system (sympathetic progenitors) based on the locations of primary tumours (Maris et al., 2007) and the similar expression profile of NB to sympathetic progenitors (De Preter et al., 2006).
The greatest novel to come out of Kenya is, in my admittedly limited opinion, one of the great novels of the English language, and it is lamentably neglected by literary connoisseurs: Elspeth Huxley's "Red Strangers," a saga sweeping through four generations of a Kikuyu family, based on the author's sympathetic and lifelong familiarity with that tribe.
MTP pulse therapy was suggested based on the diagnosis of sympathetic ophthalmia.
