These findings corroborate and strengthen the human literature investigating schizophrenia and alterations in pain perception.
Animal and human literature suggests that sex hormones have an important role in both establishing and maintaining this difference.
The potential for a translational model of human OC has not been recognized in the existing human literature.
To this end, we reviewed human literature aiming to assess the potential role of ovarian hormones in modulating the following CNCP conditions: musculoskeletal pain, migraine headache, temporal mandibular disorder, and pelvic pain.
So, after at least 10,000 years of intra-species fighting – of scorched earth, burned villages, razed cities, and piled up corpses, as well, of course, as all the great epics of human literature – we have to face the possibility that the institution of war might no longer need us for its perpetuation.
The human literature is inconclusive on how these two comorbid conditions are related; however, data in the animals clearly points to them being independent.
And the first thing I found is the human literature is a mess". Of course, he notes, ethical constraints have prevented scientists from using the same rigorous techniques of dissection and experiment to study the human brain that they have with animals.
The quest is perhaps the oldest story in human literature, whether it's the Odyssey or Gilgamesh or the Jews leaving Egypt and looking for the Promised Land.
In all of human literature, the hero or heroine, encounter challenge and betrayal, pain and suffering, and through it, they become great men and women.
There are three basic plots in all of human literature: man versus man, man versus nature, and small boy acquires chocolate.
She is shown to have a love of human literature, particularly the writings of Jules Verne, and plays Go with Flynn.
