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Clouse et al.11 have delineated a separate entity known as functional heartburn.

To this end, we have delineated a comprehensive roadmap that describes how embryonic stem cells can develop into a spectrum of over twenty different human cell types.

Neuroimaging studies with positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) have delineated a human pain network in vivo.

LONDON - LIKE two bookends of calamity, earthquakes at Bam in Iran and off Sumatra in Indonesia have delineated a year of unusual seismic ferocity -- a year, one might say, of living dangerously.

Recent studies have delineated a role for canonical Notch signaling during macrophage activation (Fig. 3).

We have delineated a comprehensive Global Health Research Checklist for clinicians, consisting of five sections that we have deemed necessary for a successful project.

Through concept-driven albums that have varied from pop snippets to expansive instrumental soundtracks to song cycles to composer tributes (Hank Williams, George Gershwin, James Brown, John Philip Sousa), the Residents have delineated an America in which mass-culture brainwashing runs up against cranks, outcasts, losers and inspired loners, few of them triumphant.

In the present study, we have delineated an alternative orchestra of signaling events that would also lead to IL1B mediated attenuation of gastrin expression.

Our previous work had delineated a role for neuronal OA, the invertebrate analogue of noradrenaline, in providing a permissive cue to maintain 5-HT synthesis in the ADF chemosensory neurons.

A large body of work in science education has delineated a daunting compendium of student alternative conceptions about natural selection (Duit 2004; Nehm and Schonfeld 2007, 2008, 2010).

For the first time, the nation has delineated a broad, coherent approach to prevention -- and made it clear that prevention is critical for improving our health.