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Although exact calculation of a perfusion-based score is not likely to be necessary at the bedside, this type of conceptual framework can be useful to the clinician in bedside assessments by extending the recognition of shock severity to markers of small vessel perfusion (in addition to global hemodynamic and oxygen-derived parameters).

While the first non-humans to receive recognition as legal persons may have been corporations, the "rights of nature" extend the recognition of legal persons to rivers, mountains, and non-human animals.

Our findings point to a deficit in emotion recognition in autism, extending beyond the recognition of facial expressions, which is associated with a functional impairment in social interaction skills.

It allows addition of various amino acid residues to its C- and N-termini to extend the recognition element.

The only case with a strong deviation between self-assessment and behavioral measurements is VK, whose deficit is of an amnestic type and extends to the recognition of individual objects.

The difficulties are selective to faces and don't extend to the recognition of shoes; they are already present at a perceptual level and propagate into associative and mnestic deficits, which leads to low total scores for faces (leftmost column).

The functions of TLR8 extend beyond the recognition of foreign pathogens and include cross-talk with other endosomal TLRs, a process that may also have a role in the generation of autoimmunity.

And free speech becomes arid or venomous without a spirit that extends to everyone the recognition of his or her humanity.

The inclusion of the multiobjective capability extends the BTD validity to the recognition of the role played by each output parameter in the refinement of a structural model.

This material structuring technique can be extended to design interfaces for the recognition of the other plant viruses and biomolecules.

We contribute to the incubation literature by extending recognition of the heterogeneity of incubation models, by delineating the accelerator as a distinctive incubation model and by introducing the design lens as a useful theoretical framework to investigate incubation models and their evolution.