Using microneurography, we recorded from human tactile afferents and validated the platform compatibility with the exacting demands of electrophysiological methods, comprising the absence of spurious vibrations and the lack of relevant electromagnetic interference.
Remission of an inflammatory rheumatic disease ideally comprises the absence of its signs and symptoms, the maximal improvement in physical function and halt of structural changes.
Here, we propose a neurobiological framework to explain the pathophysiology of (the subset of) sensory and motor symptoms, which comprise the absence of normal or presence of abnormal sensations or movements.
It involves what has long been conjectured to be, in the absence of concrete evidence, a love triangle comprising some of the most celebrated figures in music.
Studies were excluded if they were not aimed at pregnant women with asthma, comprised only pharmacological interventions in the absence of intervention by a healthcare professional (e. g. drug trials), or only targeted healthcare professionals (e. g. education to improve prescribing).
Malformations of the musculoskeletal system comprised absence of the distal phalanx of the finger and syndactyly of the foot.
Relationships with an individual which comprised effective communication, cultural sensitivity, and the absence of coercion resulted in that person being attributed with a sense of trust.
Two of the dissimilar sequences nevertheless comprised all the treatment periods, because the absence of a pathology report on the surgical piece led to the creation of an intermediate surgery state in the sequence ("C" - surgery alone - rather than "D" - surgery and pathology evidence).
The negative control (Control) comprised cells that did not receive UVB exposure and the positive control (UVB) comprised cells that received UVB exposure in the absence of an antioxidant compound (Ho et al. 2005; Watanabe et al. 2004).
The exclusion criteria comprised (1) absence of unequivocal diagnosis of focal epilepsy, (2) idiopathic partial epilepsy, (3) progresse encephalopathy and (4) particular forms of the disease, such as: epilepsia partialis continua, particularly Rasmussen's syndrome.
