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In children with unilateral cerebral palsy (CP), the brain rewires such that movement of the impaired hand often becomes controlled by the side of the brain opposite the lesion.

If Libya becomes another Congo, if Bahrain becomes an Iranian satellite, if Egypt becomes controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood — well, in those circumstances ordinary citizens might end up pining for former oppressors.

The take-home here is that most of your fat-cell biology becomes controlled by the quality and type of the food you eat.

Whereas, if the corrugated web plates are relatively rigid (tf/tw < 3.0), the strengths of the girders become controlled by the deformation of flanges.

To summarize, in the Mao's era, through socialist reforms, Chinese urban medical profession became controlled by the state and lost corporate autonomy.

Success criteria for the hypertension monitoring protocols, AIM02, AIM03 and AIM10, were that BP had become controlled by the end of protocol use in a pre-defined proportion 75-800 %) of patients (Table  1).

Instead of a market dominated by nimble and flexible enterprises, the industry becomes controlled by a few large companies with exceptionally strong incentives to maintain the status quo, whatever the cost and regardless of higher prices and declines in service quality.

It is then in the second region in which the surface concentration of hydrogen protons approaches zero and the electrode reaction becomes controlled by proton diffusion.

However, as pore connectivity increases as a result of weathering, the reacting surface area and diffusivity also increase and weathering becomes controlled by mineral reaction kinetics.

After Rutland was abolished in 1974 and the villages there became controlled by Leicestershire County Council, the people began a successful, 23-year campaign to have Rutland reinstated.

She also periodically became controlled by other characters like the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Virgin of San Juan de los Lagos, her predecessor Mother Salomé, and even a doll named Yoli, who spoke to children in a high-pitched voice.