Current surgical methods to treat short or long-gap injuries including autographs, nerve transfer, and nerve conduits, and limitations motivating on-going research to further promote repair by the inclusion of novel conduits, controlled-release growth permissive factors, cell transplantation, and application of biophysical stimuli such as exogenous electrical stimulation are described.
Discount this study as self-serving, but there can be no doubt that motivated cyberstudents can learn as well as motivated on-site students.
Our focus on the period from 2005 through 2007 is motivated, on the one hand, by the fact that Craigslist experienced a dramatic upsurge in popularity in 2005.
No one doubts his shooting skill, just as no one denies the playmaking ability of Lindros, who seemed more motivated on Monday than he sometimes has been.
Now one way in which moral judgments could motivate, and, indeed, motivate on their own, would be if moral judgments were not representational after all.
This has a direct effect on service provision as it de-motivates hands-on HSPs at the service delivery points.
This whole legal process was politically motivated on the part of Vice President Al Gore and George W. Bush.
A sort of conspiracy of silence exists between critics and punters, motivated on both sides by self-preservation.
Lee looked motivated on Sunday, but his performance could be summed up this way: close but no gold bar.
Mr. Marlow, the owner of Solitaire Creations, surmised that his client had been motivated on some level by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Take, for instance, the statement that "studies indicate that girls are motivated — on a molecular and a neurological level — to ease and even prevent social conflict".
