Individuals who experience severe early life stress, such as child physical abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect, are at heightened risk for myriad forms of psychopathology related to emotional and behavioral regulation (Kessler et al., 2010).
Today, given our myriad forms of communication, it's not hard for you to say something.
It is instructive that for each of the myriad forms of cancer therapy – chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, and others – there are cancer cells injured or killed as the main byproduct of the mechanisms of action.
Extraordinary progress has been made in fighting the myriad forms of the disease.
It is basically about myriad forms of delight: sensual beauty, intellectual stimulation, spiritual discovery.
Forget the "can I have the bill?" or myriad forms of swearing.
He was most famous for his role as the preternaturally fastidious Felix Unger on the long-running television series "The Odd Couple," but Randall was known among friends and colleagues as a devotee of myriad forms of culture.
Knowing that sleep helps consolidate myriad forms of learning including verbal sub-forms of declarative memory, and forming and retaining memories of old faces is vital for social interaction, one would expect sleep to enhance face recognition memory as well.
The referees feel that your findings are intriguing and potentially of sufficient interest for the broad audience of eLife because of the provocative finding that p53 may be activated exclusively in germline stem cells after myriad forms of stress.
Students have plenty to cope with in applying to colleges, from filling out myriad forms, writing essays and asking for recommendation letters.
