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To impart perspective on the results, we assessed RGC gene expression, disruption of axonal transport and damage to the axonal cytoskeleton in rats that underwent NMDA-induced excitotoxicity.

Balletic struggles flit through moonlit courtyards, up walls and into the treetops as Ang Lee's movie imparts a new perspective and spirituality not normally found in these pictures.

Mixed methods research that imparts perspectives of policy makers and funders, service providers and patients in addition to objective health outcomes could provide a more comprehensive understanding of how PHC attributes may impact on health outcomes.

You gain a global perspective and a strong independence that no other teaching method can impart.

Fresh perspective and like that.

Perspective and Resilience.

Michael Johnson grew somewhat alarmed at son Alec's gizmo-packed Christmas list two years ago, so he decided to impart some perspective.

— Cory Booker — the mayor of Newark and a virtual Twitter superhero for his chronicle of the city — made the trip to the annual South by Southwest conference here on Sunday to impart his tips and perspective on why Twitter is a valuable tool for governing and civic engagement.

And today we've got another two Valley thought leaders we'd like to announce: Path's Dave Morin and Benchmark Capital's Matt Cohler will be taking the stage in September to impart their perspectives on the state of the tech now.

And today we've got another two Valley thought leaders we'd like to announce: Path's Dave Morin and Benchmark Capital's Matt Cohler will be taking the stage in September to impart their perspectives on the state of the tech now.

These findings impart a unilateral perspective to investors' evaluations of acquisitions and divestitures, implying that shareholders observe whether the focal firm that undertakes a given acquisition or divestiture is a family or a non-family firm, and adjust their expectations accordingly as to how much value that transaction will create for the focal firm.