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Nikouline et al. (1999) showed that clicks, propagated both via air and via head bones, may evoke considerable auditory evoked potentials.

More than progressives -- among whom Judge Sotomayor's testimony evoked considerable dismay -- feared, and more than conservatives dared to hope?

Conclusions: The birth and subsequent hospitalisation of a very premature infant evokes considerable psychological distress in mothers.

Larkin's letters had been published in 1992 and evoked considerable disquiet among readers, especially those who had most enjoyed and admired Larkin's poems.

The regulation of biosynthesis of these compounds has therefore evoked considerable interest among researchers.

In addition to the debate based on publications, this topic also evokes considerable emotion.

Gender as a predictor of outcomes of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has evoked considerable interest over the decades.

Application of 2-Hz toains thethe MFs in the presence of cytochalasin B again evoked considerable enhancement of fEPSPs.

The management of cervical metastases from unknown primary origin evokes considerable controversy and has not been standardized.

At 14, she was then the youngest female in the Florida correctional system and the object of considerable curiosity.

After the historic $495 million sale of postwar and contemporary art at Christie's, there was considerable curiosity surrounding Phillips's far more modest one on Thursday evening.