These possibilities notwithstanding, here we cogently show that, in the striatum of the R6/2 mouse in vivo, changes in CB1 receptor expression parallel changes in the expression of BDNF and key markers of disease neuropathology, thus supporting the notion that BDNF may be a bona fide marker not only of HD neurodegeneration but also of CB1 receptor-evoked neuroprotection.
It is shown that such QH neural brain would cogently deal with spurious signals as random noise that would be caused to die out on the way to the intended target through parallel massive and real-time IP.
As Helen Epstein has shown in her recent meticulously researched and cogently argued piece, "Cruel Ethiopia" [4], since 1991 the Zenawi dictatorship in Ethiopia has received some $26 billion in development aid from Western donors including the US Agency for International Development, the World Bank, the European Union, and Britain's Department for International Development.
The district court cogently and correctly noted that with the mix of evidence before it, the government hadn't shown willful FBAR violations, period.
The Boston show cogently tracks stylistic evolutions, from the Bronze Age to the Hellenic and beyond (there's marvellous stuff from the Etruscans).
Storer cannot cogently plan its present or future operations.
I'm angry also, but that doesn't absolve me of the responsibility to cogently articulate my point of view.
The idea has to be cogently argued, supported by evidence and convincing in its cultural context.
Wherever they stand on the matter, they'll need to express their view cogently.
Mr. Murphy and the director, Carl Forsman, present their material cogently and powerfully, but it is largely unfiltered by artistic sensibility.
