Thus, we demonstrate clinically eloquent relationships, which speak to future assessments in longitudinal studies, and further validate clinical measures of upper limb function and American Spinal Injury Associations scores, in relation to spinal atrophy (Lundell et al., 2010 a ).
She can also make the physical world eloquent about relationships between characters.
But he let the entire piece play, as the accompaniment to an eloquent rumination on a relationship.
Eliminating seizures while preserving normal brain function will require ever more precise identification of the region or regions responsible for seizures and their relationship with eloquent systems.
The role of imaging techniques in surgical resection of brain lesions is crucial in every step of surgery: they help planning surgical strategy, provide orientation during surgery, and indicate tumor boundaries and relationships with eloquent areas and vital structures, thus enhancing precision, accuracy, and safety for the patients while maximizing resection [ 1– 4].
Though Marian Seldes is only on screen for four minutes in this first segment of the trilogy "If These Walls Could Talk 2," she is every bit as eloquent as the lover whose relationship remains a social taboo in their day, 1961.
There is hope for many of the 24 million children today who grow up without their father to be redeemed -- restored to wholeness in Clarkson's eloquent lyrics -- through a relationship they will eventually experience as an adult.
It was at Elkhorn that he began to observe the degradation of the landscape by unrestricted hunting, grazing and lumbering, and gathered material for his early and most eloquent writings on the subject of humanity's relationship to nature.
Angelina Jolie In the past five years, the film star has shugged off lurid headlines about her relationship with Brad Pitt to become an eloquent advocate of better treatment and support for victims of rape in war zones.
I know Kim is very eloquent too, and I'd like to know how your relationship developed from 'Whose Life Is It Anyway?' to now.
