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The latter is also enhanced in CB-ir and is known to receive important projections from the striatum (putamen and caudate) (Lynd-Balta and Haber 1994; Haber et al. 1995; Parent and Hazrati 1995a; Levesque and Parent 2005).

The dlPAG is recognized as a key structure in the organization of defensive responses [ 3] and receives important projections from different cortical and limbic regions, including the prefrontal cortex and medial hypothalamus [ 1], that are intensively activated by anxiogenic drugs or by aversive stimuli [ 32, 33].

Together with the current relatively low spatial resolution of the MR images in relation to the STN size, this could explain why the dorsal caudate, receiving important projections from dorsal prefrontal regions, was not found to covary with the associative STN.

However, the results of the study bring an important projection regarding self-assessments of participants in different teaching environments, and with different instructional characteristics.

A very important projection comes from the medial septal area, which sends cholinergic and GABAergic fibers to all parts of the hippocampus.

No committee of jurisdiction held a hearing on the bill and the Congressional Budget Office will not have time to provide a full analysis, including all-important projections on insurance coverage and premiums, before the Sept. 30 deadline passes.

"Quantifiable" is important: Revenue projections for Vascular Magnetics suggested sales of over $1 billion per year just 4 years after commercial launch.

More important, its projections are as good as anybody's ― and quite possibly better, as a 2015 Commonwealth Fund report showed.

The order of magnitudes of DMR and MAP overlapped partially so that their combined effect is important for projections of climate change effects on annual vegetation.

Modifying this cost is important as projections suggest that with an ageing population, and our continuously advancing ability to treat critical illness, the demand for critical care services is likely to exceed the financial and human resource capacities of healthcare systems.

Understanding how much phenological flexibility is driven by underlying plastic versus genetic shifts is important to projections of which species may become invaders if much change is genotypic, it suggests then that predictions may be more difficult and will require knowing a priori how quickly phenology can evolve under new selection regimes.