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Although many nerve prostheses have been proposed in recent years, in the case of consistent loss of nervous tissue peripheral nerve injury is still a traumatic pathology that may impair patient's movements by interrupting his motor-sensory pathways.

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In the case of uniform DIF, there is a consistent systematic difference in the response to an item across the whole range of the latent trait [ 41].

Nor have they prevented it from taking concrete action in relation to them at least not in the case of "a consistent pattern of gross violations," as in the Security Council's imposition of a mandatory arms embargo against South Africa in 1977 and its authorization of the use of military force to end human rights abuses in Somalia and Haiti in the early 1990s.

In the case of the consistent IV estimates, Table 20 corroborates the findings of Table 10 (unweighted sample).

In the case of endosperm, consistent detection of the inbred-unique reads, regardless of the direction of the cross, will facilitate the identification of imprinted genes.

In the case of AC, consistent with the lower levels of TMPRSS4 found in patients, there was no discrimination between both of the subgroups (high and low mRNA TMPRSS4 levels) and prognosis (P=0.8170).

In the case of [GT/CA]n, consistent transitional values were obtained with the use of both computational (fig. 2) and experimental (fig. 4) approaches.

In the case of aging, consistent patterns of age-related changes in gene expression have been observed across several tissues and species (Lu et al. 2004), such as overexpression of inflammation and immune-response genes and underexpression of genes involved in energy metabolism in older samples (de Magalhaes et al. 2009).

And, whether the overall dependence of the explanatory variables on WPR and TSL in the case of Greece is consistent with the hypothesis of Greece being an insider-outsider society.

Neither the phonological evidence nor the statistical evidence (in the case of Japanese) is consistent with a date of protolanguage divergence older than the dates for the beginning of wet rice agriculture, as pointed out by Hudson (1999) and Lee and Hasegawa (2011).

It has been proposed that the Bcps represents a constitutive antioxidant system using Bcp1 and Bcp4 to prevent endogenous peroxide accumulation [37], while Bcp2 and Bcp3 are induced in response to external peroxides, which in the case of Bcp2, is consistent with our data.

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