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Following the development of the Sport Imagery Ability Questionnaire (SIAQ; Williams & Cumming, 2011), the aim of the present two studies was to more comprehensively examine the relationship between sport-related imagery ability and the functions of imagery and observational learning (OL) athletes report.
In order to more comprehensively examine relationships among music aptitude, subcortical processing of speech regularities and reading ability, we subjected these data to SEM [ 37].
This paper, by measuring the level of coordinated development between domestic and foreign trade, more comprehensively examines the impact of trade on technological innovation.
The interest is spurred not only by the possibility of more comprehensively examining such molecules' biological activities, but also by its potential applications in better formulating biotherapeutic proteins.
Therefore, a test that more comprehensively examines different aspects of written language is certainly needed for Mandarin-speaking patients.
The first experiment in the present study was undertaken to definitively resolve this issue by more comprehensively examining the relative role ERβ might play in the sex specific organization and function of the HPG axis.
Future studies should determine the prognostic importance of elevated troponin in the ICU by more comprehensively examining other diagnoses and their consequences, and by evaluating the role of other modalities (i.e. echocardiography, radionuclide imaging, magnetic resonance imaging) to diagnose MI.
In order to more comprehensively study acid adaptation/resistance we examined the role of NR in the presence of urease [ 75, 76].
To more comprehensively test for additional MS-associated loci, we examined approximately 30 000 SNPs, whose initial association P-values were ≤0.10 in the original IMSGC GWAS, in an independent data set.
A future study is needed to more comprehensively test the reliability of the tool.
It will also allow the frequency of early diagnosis to be investigated more comprehensively, to examine regional and local variations and to enable better assessment of the campaigns aimed at promoting the earlier diagnosis of cancer.
