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Note the internal small cystic correlate that suggests a benign lesion; ADC is unspecific (1.2*10-3 mm2/s).

A much more comprehensive assessment and measurement of psychopathology can enhance operational diagnoses and lead clinicians to broader examinations (Angst 2007), and lifetime substance use is a correlate that can be of great importance in differentiating disorders that have common characteristics.

We were waging war on the infantilization of the mind implied by this obsession with evaluation and against the inevitable correlate that would result from it, the transformation of beings into things, dehumanization.

"That's not to say that every instance of domestic violence ends up predicting future violent acts, but it is one correlate that says that if someone engages in domestic violence, they're less likely to frown upon any acts of violence," he said.

The observation that primary human breast tumors with high MVD express elevated levels of GPNMB/OA in the tumor epithelium provides a clinical correlate that substantiates our in vivo studies with the 66cl4 mammary carcinoma model.

In other words, the adaptive landscape at level 5 must be of type 'L-1D' for each fitness correlate that is studied.

Lower planned and higher planned attempts may have different correlates that require different prevention strategies.

Sedentary behavior may require different interventions, based on correlates that differ from MVPA.

It is these demographic correlates that have political implications.

The goal is to define computable fitness correlates that are directly proportional to observable fitness correlates.

These in vitro functions have in vivo correlates that are critical components of lymphangiogenesis [ 67].