We found significant PCC activity in voiders during INITIATE-L, similar to the findings of a previous study in healthy women with full bladders interpreted as motivational representation of bladder fullness, to prompt emptying of the bladder before becoming too full (Dasgupta et al. 2005).
The full court interpreted the law narrowly, explaining that the government's stance "would make criminals of large groups of people who would have little reason to suspect they are committing a federal crime," when they engage in "minor dalliances" like "playing games, shopping or watching sports highlights".
Study authors Steven Davenport and Jonathan Caulkins looked at data gathered between 2002 and 2013, and their paper, "Evolution of the United States Marijuana Market in the Decade of Liberalization Before Full Legalization," interprets the data in many ways, producing an interesting snapshot of the median weed user.
His account of the late republic and the age of the Triumvirs is especially full and is interpreted in light of the battles over supreme rule in his own day.
Full synchronization is interpreted as the identical keys utilized by the original session of the target device operating the TPM.
The data were analysed by the full Pitts equation and interpreted in terms of the ionic association constant (KA) of the salts K+A− and K+RHA−, and the heteroconjugation constant (Kf) of RHA−.
A change of one cluster head in our algorithm is not interpreted as full connectivity loss, because the node stays connected to the other cluster head.
However, the culture (reference test) may be interpreted with full awareness of the results of the dipstick.
In fact, we noticed single IP addresses sending ∼3 million requests to the VEP endpoint, which we interpreted as full annotation of human variomes.
The 14% increase in endogenous glutamine Ra during intravenous dipeptide infusion as compared to basal, both during full nutrition, must be interpreted with caution, as the condition during measurements were not isocaloric nor isonitrogenous.
