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This hyper-coupling between the ALFF and fMRI measures during a WM task may indicate that it was difficult for the patients to detach themselves from one state to transition to another and suggests that the inefficient cortical function in schizophrenia stems from the intrinsic functional architecture of the brain.

The low urinary excretion of unchanged XR5944.14 indicates that it is mainly excreted via another route and suggests that XR5944.14 may undergo extensive metabolism.

She told the family to spend more time together, especially during the transition from one home to another, and suggested they sit down to a cup of tea.

Of course, I didn't blurt out all this right there in that Dublin taxi — only the essence of it, of ninety per cent of it, in response to the driver's questions, which came one upon another and suggested a lifetime of attention to sporting games no matter how outlandish they might be.

All of these results are associated with one another and suggest a pattern that reinforces the cumulative effects of social disadvantage.

These data suggest that the abuse liability profile and relative potency of these three commonly used opioids do not differ substantially from one another and suggest that analgesic potencies may not accurately reflect relative differences in abuse liability of prescription opioids.

He could have, once again, maintained that he did not use the term 'pleb', pointed out that a total of seven police officers were facing disciplinary action of one kind or another, and suggested that voters make up their own mind as to who was telling the truth.

Clinicians were also encouraged to coach one another and suggest strategies when colleagues reported about challenging aspects of an encounter.

Crossover trials are important since they can identify clear patient preferences for one drug over another and suggest ideas for future research for the mechanisms behind these differences.

The Ks distributions of stickleback and Tetraodon are particularly striking in their similarity to one another and suggest a dramatically diminished role for recent duplications in shaping these species' genomes when compared with zebrafish and medaka.

In summary, both studies might complement one another and suggest that monocytic capacity recovers up to 72 hours after trauma followed by a second decrease up to day 10 post injury.