Eleven patients did not show direct affection of the fourth ventricle, and in this subgroup a complete resection was achieved in 9 patients (81.82%).
It is hypothesized that the observed associations between HR and HRV and air pollutants are a consequence of the activation of the autonomic nervous system or a direct affection of the electric system of the heart (Pope and Dockery 2006).
Among our natural, benevolent affections are affections directed at the happiness of others.
That's a shame, because his learned and affable spirit pervades this show, directed with palpable affection by Charlotte Moore.
(Dargis) 'Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life' (No rating, 2 02, in French) A standard biopic actually, directed with great affection by the French comic-strip artist Joann Sfar.
(Scott) 'Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life' (No rating, 2 02, in French) A standard biopic actually, directed with great affection by the French comic-strip artist Joann Sfar.
Until then, these two daffy characters, directed with obvious affection by Scott Ebersold, engage in a satisfyingly comic escalation of confessions and demands.
These veteran actors, who deliver smoothly expert performances, have been directed with evident affection, uncommon vision and enormous respect for the Pinteresque by Bonnie J. Monte, the company's longtime artistic director.
But as directed with an affection that stops short of hero worship by Lucy Sexton, this collage of four decades of Spalding-isms and set pieces gradually coalesces into a breathing portrait.
While hostile sexism shares similar traits to the disrespectful womanizer style, they describe benevolent sexism as 'a subjectively positive orientation of protection, idealization, and affection directed towards women' [35:763].
For the remaining parenting skills, agreement within 2 points ranged from Cohen's kappa = .57 (moderate; P < .001) for the parenting skill incidental teaching, to Cohen's kappa = 1.00 (perfect; P < .001) for the scales showing affection, directed discussion, and planned ignoring.
