In line with our predictions, our findings of a similar selective association between callous unemotional traits and fear recognition in adolescents with ASD supports the idea of comparable disturbance in affective domains, and subsequently similar aetiology of callous unemotional traits in individuals with and without ASD.
On the whole, the press functions with little government censorship, and serious controls have been imposed only in matters of national security, in times of emergency, or when it is deemed necessary to avoid inflaming passions (e.g., after communal riots or comparable disturbances).
Thus, interventions at any level in the compartment have consequences for activity at the other levels and produce comparable disturbances of acquisition and expression that do not directly localize memory storage to any particular level.
Therefore, they recolonize formerly disturbed habitats very slowly [12] and need a comparable long time period for the recovery from initial disturbance.
Indeed, a comparable number (27%) of arrests were preceded by these gait disturbances in orexin knockouts.
A later study, by Abramson and colleagues at the National Center for Disaster Preparedness in 2010, concluded that children exposed to the Katrina disaster were five times more likely than a comparable group of children not exposed to Katrina to show signs of serious emotional disturbance.
Heitzman et al. (1997) documented a comparable timeline of T. occidentalis establishment and recruitment in Michigan, which they ascribed to stand initiating disturbances between 1870 and 1935, followed by stem exclusion in the 1940s.
Table 1 A comparable investigation of inquiry gap in the background Subsection Authors (year) System capacity Network design System disturbances Single/multi-configuration Certain/uncertain problem space Certain Uncertain Single Multi-products Multi-type links Multi-vehicles Multi-etc.
500 is down by a comparable percentage.
Woodman is indeed a comparable colorist.
They offered a comparable number of lots.
