Sentence examples for The apas from inspiring English sources
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An anti-Catholic secret society established in 1887 by American Protestants.
The APAs on the other hand showed a trend towards full recovery.
The APAs are centrally controlled, being primarily dependent on anticipation and prior experience.
The APAs have been shown to be altered but generally preserved, suggesting less robust stabilization strategies [ 12].
The results suggest that the SMA contributes to both the timing and amplitude of the APAs with no influence on step execution and the posterior cerebellum in the coupling between the APAs and execution phases and leg muscle activity pattern during gait initiation.
ANOVA showed that the amplitude and the efficiency of the APAs, as well as the performance of the pointing, all statistically increased from P0 to P40 (with 0.0001 < P < 0.01).
Coffee beans drying on a farm in the APAS community.
Stephen Soldz, a longtime critic of the APA's involvement with torture, urged the APA to make such a referral in a meeting the APA held with its dissidents on 2 July in Washington.
With its goals achieved, the APA disbanded in 1842.
He cofounded the APA Theatre Company with Rosemary Harris and Ellis Rabb and the New York chapter of the George Sand Society.
Instead, he portrays the APA as complicit, self-servingly sacrificing Behnke as a convenient scapegoat.
She was the author of Teaching Tolerance for Ambiguity, 1971; a member of the APA; NY State Psychological Association NY Society for Clinical Psychology American Academy of Psychotherapists American Group Psychotherapy Association and Society for Personality AssessmentmeNY State Psychological Association NY Society for Clinical Psychology American Academy of Psychotherapists American Group Psychotherapy Association and Society for Personality Assessment
