In combination then, these results suggest that if a second and longer follow-up testing period was employed, which would allow participants more time to be in contact with and provide assistance to individuals with eating disorders, the existence of any significant changes in behaviour after the training, would be clarified.
X-ray absorption spectroscopic measurements proved the existence of small, slightly disordered metal oxide nanoparticles.
High resolution transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy suggest the existence of well developed graphitic regions in carbonized PAN/SWNT and mostly disordered carbon in carbonized PAN.
Such phenotypic variation within disorders implies the existence of additional modifying factors in pathways that can potentially be modulated to treat disease.
The pathology of HD, like many neurodegenerative disorders, involves the existence of intracellular and extracellular protein aggregates (Landles & Bates, 2004).
Studies on genetic hypophosphatemic disorders indicate the existence of a robust link between iron deficiency and FGF23, although the exact regulatory mechanism is not known.
Given the debilitating nature of depression and anxiety disorders and the existence of effective treatments, there is increasing recognition of the importance of promoting appropriate help-seeking for mental health problems in these groups.
Recent studies support several overlapping traits between autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), assuming the existence of a combined phenotype.
Since the technical reasoning model also predicts two distinct technical disorders, the discussion focuses on the existence of these disorders in regard to individual performance profiles obtained in the Unusual Use of Objects Test.
In one part, Kylo Ren explains to an underling just what this new legion aims to do: "It is the task of the First Order to remove the disorder from our own existence, so that civilisation may be returned to the stability that promotes progress.
