Looking for who to blame for the paralysis that has seized our discourse is unimportant.
The other goal is to raise money for research into cures for paralysis, a cause that Mr. Reeve and his wife, who died in 2006, also championed.
There is no medicine for paralysis, for hypertension, so why not teach them?
(D ) Normalized rescue of the t 0.5 for paralysis for each of the four transgenic rescue strains is plotted vs the predicted helicity for either the AH domain (orange ), the CH domain (blue ), or the entire helical region (gray ).
As a rhetorical vignette, it's less an advertisement for Romney than an inducement for paralysis.
In 1946, the game was developed as part recreation, part rehabilitation for war veterans being treated for paralysis at hospitals in California and Massachusetts.
The risk of breaking a bone was sixfold higher for thoracic-level paralysis than for sacral-level paralysis (Table 4).
She endowed the Lois Pope LIFE Center at the University of Miami Medical Center, the foremost center in the world for research, treatment and services for paralysis patients and others suffering neurological diseases.
Approximately 100 worms for each condition were examined for paralysis every 3 or 4 days until day 14 to day 16.
Our data revealed that R1242G currents produced biophysical defects different from those previously reported for periodic paralysis mutations.
